Sentence examples for a consistent series from inspiring English sources

The integration of the companies will be a potential bump in what has been a consistent series of strong quarterly financial performances, technology industry analysts said.

Britain's Iain Percy, who began the day as the overall leader, continued to sail a consistent series with fifth- and sixth-place finishes and, just past the midway point of the regatta, is maintaining a hefty lead.

It is testament to the skill, discipline and persistence of the Coalition that it has been able to propagate a consistent series of catastrophist mythologies and then convince the public that it is best suited to manage the recovery from the "mess".

Trott has had a consistent series without posting a really influential score.

The 16-year-old produced a consistent series of dives to finish with 436.60 points and his performance guarantees GB another quota place in the event.

As data capture takes place, the database utilizes the process defined in ETL to "fill in the blanks" and normalize the data into a consistent series that is processable together as one result set.

The organization's leaders and members used a remarkably consistent series of words to describe their identity: "law-abiding," "peaceable," "patriotic," "freedom-loving," and "average citizens".

The Innocence Project works to reopen old convictions, using DNA evidence, and from its files emerge a disturbingly consistent series of case histories.

The production and servicing departments are faced with a reasonably consistent series of designs emanating from the design department so that investment in production equipment and training is efficiently used.

The model development workflow nevertheless follows a relatively consistent series of steps: (i) fit Poisson model, (ii) test other densities, (iii) develop structural model on λ, and (iv) refine interindividual variability model.

In this way it was possible to have a continuous and consistent series where one PMSA had been split into two CBSAs in the new codes, or vice versa.