Sentence examples for Consistent records from inspiring English sources

The housing charity compared the changing cost of homes and shopping from 1971, which it said was the earliest date from which consistent records were available.

We consulted with several regulatory experts and they said there was no clear way to do so and no consistent records have been kept.

In a campaign where all the Democratic candidates are fighting to establish themselves as the most anti-Bush, Mr. Kucinich notes that he has one of the most consistent records of voting against the Bush administration.

Child welfare officials said it was hard to say whether the statistics reflected a drastic rise in the rate of abuse in the homes because it had not kept consistent records for different years.

The latest figures, which were described as experimental, come at a time when the proportion of young people not in education, employment or training – so-called Neets – is at its lowest since consistent records began in 1994.

Nasa makes several aerial survey flights over the Gulf Coast each year in order to keep consistent records of ground subsidence the gradual sinking of a patch of land which can compromise the integrity of roads, buildings, and levee systems.

Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, has a more consistent record on science; unfortunately, it's consistently bad.

Such consistent record-keeping is an underappreciated benefit of nationalized health care.

No other state has such a consistent record of dissatisfaction in any single category.

The other constitutional issue on which Trump has a longstanding, consistent record, is property rights.

Some managers become very adept at milking businesses and showing a consistent record of high returns.