Sentence examples similar to agitating consistently from inspiring English sources
She knew too that some hoped she could be replaced - without necessarily agitating directly or consistently or effectively.
Beijing consistently accuses the Dalai Lama of agitating for an independent state despite his insistence on greater autonomy for the region's five million ethnic Tibetans.
Agitating for pierced ears?
Some have begun agitating.
Some MPs have become agitated at its poor record, which has proved to be consistently over-optimistic.
Because of the way microwaves agitate water atoms, you won't see the water boiling consistently and steaming heavily like you will when you boil water on the stove.
Yet if GE's industrial businesses do not begin to yield consistently rising profits and cashflow, the same investors who agitated to break up its finance arm will eventually turn their attentions to what is left of it.
Leaked psychological support files from within the Manus Island detention centre refer consistently to Shamshiripour's "chaotic presentation" and report he was "agitated, aggressive, verbally abusive, pushing boundaries constantly, and has required police presence on numerous occasions".
Consistently, Dr.Schmidt and his researchers found that the cannabinoids worked to agitate CBRs in skin cells across the cancer, and when the receptors are agitated they stimulate an immune response.
M150B cultures consistently settle quickly and more compactly compared to the WT when not actively agitated (Additional file 1: Figure S3).
