Sentence examples for because of the consistent from inspiring English sources

And despite (or perhaps partly because of) the consistent smoothness of the cast, they never become fully drawn individuals.

Mr Bush will become president because of the consistent and well-funded support of conservative Republicans, especially those on the Supreme Court.

Another reason British television has felt so disarmed, confused as to what it's for or where it should be going, is because of the consistent, cack-handed, interference from politicians, goaded by the press, and the rather supine and scared way the broadcasting executives have failed to fight back, too scared to face the rebuke of the press headlines.

Historically, it always warranted 15 to 20 times earnings because of the consistent nature of its business.

However, because of the consistent input from caregivers and demonstration of saturation across the 11 caregiver interviews, a bias related to the long reference period is unlikely.

Raimi and Campbell developed the project with Embassy Pictures' producer Norman Lear, who supposedly had a "Midas touch", because of the consistent success he had attained from various television productions.

Although the motifs are incomplete because of biological variability, the results are consistent with the direct-repeat consensus motif TCACAGC N4 TCACAGC in the base positions and the spacing between the repeated motifs.

The improvement of Scenario C compared with Scenario B was because of the more consistent levels of boosting in Scenario C. Both longitudinal and cross-sectional designs performed well under the assumptions of Scenario D in which there were very high levels of boosting and very low levels of background immunity.

John Duty, owner of Bucking Rainbow Outfitters in Steamboat Springs, Colo., takes clients by snowmobile to find remote tail waters, stretches below dams that stay free of ice because of the warm, consistent flow from the reservoir.

Because of the focused, consistent timbre and brick-by-brick building style, the music never forces an aspect of itself on you, leaving one with a unique freedom to "look around".

The indirect analytical method is gaining popularity and has been recommended in recent literature because of the more consistent and accurate results it yields.