Sentence examples for consistent bad from inspiring English sources

With consistent bad luck, she kept winning parts in what she once said were 13 of Broadway's worst shows.

Pellegrini said that Worley's claims of innocence were undermined by consistent bad conduct lying to his wife, borrowing from a patient, plotting to avoid taxes, posing as an aviation contractor, claiming to have cancer, and agreeing to bribe Nigerian bank officials.

(One friend likens the determination of Japanese officials and bullish investment analysts to downplay the consistent bad news to that of the knight in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" who remains belligerent even as one limb after another gets hacked off: "Just a flesh wound!") Lately, however, Japan optimists have had a new answer to the naysayers: technology!

Pellegrini said that Worley's claims of innocence were undermined by consistent bad conduct — lying to his wife, borrowing from a patient, plotting to avoid taxes, posing as an aviation contractor, claiming to have cancer, and agreeing to bribe Nigerian bank officials.

Any SNP with a success rate of <80% or any SNP that showed consistent bad inheritances (>10 errors after data clean-up) within each independent cohort were removed from the association analyses.

These included SNPs with a genotype rate of <80%, a minor-allele frequency of <2.5%, SNPs with unusual Beadstudio cluster patterns (Illumina) or atypical peaks in MassArray TyperAnalyser (Sequenom), SNPs with a GenTrain score of <0.5 (Illumina), and markers that showed consistent bad inheritances (>10 errors after data clean up).

If there is one thing about the Rapids this season it is that they are very consistent, consistently bad.

Jay Payton laughed while conceding that the Mets had been consistent, as in "consistently bad".

Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, has a more consistent record on science; unfortunately, it's consistently bad.

It's always the trouble with literary imitation: without a specific parodic target, a consistent performance of bad style is still just bad style, and a dedicated simulation of boredom is still boring.

Consistency is key to seeing good results; even if you're consistent in a bad way, you'll at least have a reliable data set to illustrate exactly what you've done wrong and how to improve it in the future.