Sentence examples for because it consistently from inspiring English sources

Creationism is successful because it consistently finds ways to reinterpret the evidence to fit its presuppositions.

You can't hate a programme like NCIS, because it consistently fails to inspire that level of interest.

Although RIM had stopped giving investors financial forecasts, largely because it consistently failed to meet them over the last year, it took the unusual step of issuing a statement late Tuesday saying that it might lose money in the quarter, which ends Saturday.

Could your internet service provider block certain sports events from viewing, or bar your sports blog because it consistently criticizes a team owned by that provider?

In that book he criticizes all of Western philosophy, because it consistently prioritizes distilled ideas above actual people.

The Westside, where those those and other big sales took place, is the L.A. area's core market for investment, according to CBRE, in part because it consistently commands the highest rents in the region.

Only because, it has been consistently shown to fans that there's more to Don Draper than his vices, and about the show itself, all taking place mostly in the 1960s.

Because it is consistently good and consistently reasonable in price.

BECAUSE it has become so consistently successful, I.B.M. is almost boring.

This region was selected for normalization because: (1) it consistently showed high labelling intensity; and (2) it lacks direct anatomical connections with the injected hippocampus and should not be affected by the toxin application.

India has been attacked, again, not because it "has consistently dragged its feet, offering talks and more talks" over Kashmir, but because its leaders have not shown the political will to stamp out terrorism along with all its bases of support.