Sentence examples for a consistent guide from inspiring English sources

FORBES GLOBAL has been refining this collection for six years now, and it has been a consistent guide to winners.

Although there are many papers which describe specific desirable features of a controlled health vocabulary, to date there is not a consistent guide for evaluators of terminologies to reference, which will help them compare implementations of terminological systems on an equal footing [Methods Inf. Med. 37 (1998) 394, J. Am. Med. Inform. Assoc. 5 (1998) 503].

But he also must bear responsibility for what isn't good: the lack of a consistent guiding standard and focus, the grasping trendiness, the dependence on hype, the quixotic shows.

The binding structures of donor and acceptor substrates in five structurally homologous enzymes provided a clear and consistent guide for the substrate-binding structure in UrdGT2.

He chuckled when he was asked about the remark, but added that he was just being silly; he has worked on eight Herzog films, and he said that a consistent aesthetic guided the director's method.

What Goodlatte really stands for -- and this seems the consistent guiding principle of his political conduct -- is serving purely partisan interests.

Once again, the American men couldn't find a consistent leader to guide them through the team competition.

Manning has been the best quarterback in the N.F.L., a consistent force that helped guide the Broncos to an 11-game winning streak to end the year and the top seed in the A.F.C.

Despite similarities between these models, disagreement remains concerning the fundamental principles and terminology used, which has caused difficulties in developing a consistent evidence base to guide research (Bakas et al., 2012).

A consistent picture evolves that might guide pore network design strategies for obtaining low percolation thresholds for solvent and proton diffusion.

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