Sentence examples for consistent course from inspiring English sources
He said: "However we look at all this, this was a calculated and consistent course of criminal conduct".
The house-made desserts ($5 each) are the most consistent course, perhaps because gooey trifles, deep-fried Mars bars and the like are conspicuously absent.
The Australian-led search team say that the plane was flying on autopilot on a consistent course when it finally crashed into the ocean when its engines flamed out.
Flowers said: "When people expect, or try, to bridge the two [pieces of legislation] to produce a consistent course of action, the lack of joined-up thinking out there in the wide world starts to show up".
He didn't feel confident to make the case for higher taxes on his own.A question of temperamentMr Brown thinks that Mr Blair is incapable of sticking to the process needed to chart a consistent course and is too easily seduced by passing policy fashions.
Results also indicate the need to develop a consistent course structure across classes and to provide extended technical support hours.
The SPD is being punished for pursuing "no consistent political course," says Matthias Jung of Forschungsgruppe Wahlen, a pollster.
It's good to be consistent, of course, and the schools article might have done a better job with that, if all the schools did indeed have their own Web sites.
Among the 87 up-regulated transcripts showing consistent time courses of expression across the three forebrain regions, 37 of these transcripts were up-regulated early at one hour of hypoxia.
Of note, although residents continued to rotate through the unit on a monthly schedule, their class and patient load remained consistent throughout the course of the study.
"They play to a consistently high standard every week and a team that is less consistent over the course of the season can rise above them on the one-off occasion," Moody says.
