Sentence examples for consistent defeats from inspiring English sources

Because of consistent defeats in federal court, creationists' most sought-after prize state legislation had eluded them until passage of the LSEA in 2008.

A telling example of the changing tenor was the passage of the in-state tuition bill, whose consistent defeat over the last decade had become emblematic of the frustration felt by Colorado immigrant-rights groups.

Because consistent defeat leads to the activation of the serotonergic system and negative emotions [41], the lack of significant changes in Th and Dat1 expression in the losers' VTA demonstrated previously [30] lends support to this possibility.

For example, most theorists regard Moore-paradoxical sentences as consistent but self defeating.

Remarkably consistent, their back to back defeats in the Western Conference final — to an RSL side who were the one team Porter didn't figure out all year — were the only consecutive losses of their season.

"One of the forceful reminders delivered by that defeat was that consistent success in Europe would be more readily achieved if we improved our capacity to defend against the counterattack," he said.

The Bulldogs handed the Cowboys (3-1) their first defeat using a consistent and well-rounded attack.

Fundamental to the defeats has been the consistent failure of the top order.

From October onwards the results became less consistent with the Blades suffering heavy defeats at the hands of Grimsby Town and Birmingham St . Georges.

Mr. Herzstein's picture of Roosevelt as a consistent anti-Nazi who aimed to defeat fascism at home and abroad is indisputable.

The poll asked caucusgoers to identify which candidate they favored in nine categories, ranging from being the most consistent to the most likely to defeat President Obama.