Sentence examples for to be a pattern of from inspiring English sources

"But there seems to be a pattern of benign neglect.

Of the handful of other successful convictions known to advocates, there appears to be a pattern of weak prosecutions, out of step with national trends.

I think it was a natural reaction to what Republicans believe to be a pattern of excessive use of force and abrogation of freedom by this administration".

"There does not appear to be a pattern of unprincipled decision-making by any of the justices of the Florida supreme court," she wrote in a report.

Mr. Dorismond's death comes as City Hall confronts Ms. Lynch's contention that there appears to be a pattern of biased enforcement by the Police Department.

"There appears to be a pattern of behaviour here in using his public office to benefit both himself and wealthy Liberal donor Paul Marks, Dreyfussaidid.

Over time there appears to be a pattern first of negative and then of positive effects of migration on non-migration income in sending households.

But this seems already to be a pattern worldwide, according to recent analyses of climate patterns.

This seems to have been a pattern of action practiced since our country began beginning with slaves being brought over on the ships, to help build this new land.

For much of this year, there is likely to be a zigzag pattern of alternating positive and negative quarterly growth rates".

"There's going to be a consistent pattern of reality checks".