Sentence examples for become consistently from inspiring English sources

What do the Nets have to do to become consistently relevant?

Manitoba's population also has become consistently older since the end of World War II.

In the next two years, however, China looks set to become consistently the Saudis' key customer.

Mr. Mulally, however, says he doesn't expect Ford to become "consistently" profitable until 2011.

In one solo for the lonely-hearts woman, these features combine to become consistently beguiling, part of the character's allure.

Rhodes's four books have become consistently briefer, and this final one draws less on primary material than the others.

What initially seems ordinary becomes consistently and enthrallingly surprising.

Passenger service became consistently profitable for airlines for the first time in 1935 with the introduction of the DC-3, which was sold to almost all airlines in the United States and became the standard in the world (including the Soviet Union and Japan).

Over time, the community became consistently inundated and trapped when heavy rains combined with high tides (Pacific Conference of Churches 2012).

Deficits in performance of the SOSS task began to appear by the fourth month of Mn exposure but only became consistently significantly impaired beginning at the ninth month of Mn exposure.

For all the smarts of the team, for all the capacity for soaring rhetoric, the administration became consistently associated with being out of touch.