It has been Obama's consistent habit to douse moments of black achievement with soggy moralizing, whether at the commemoration of the 1963 March on Washington or during a commencement speech at Morehouse College.
In Ward's view, a consistent approach stems from consistent habits.
As well as preventing damage from teeth grinding, studies have shown that consistent use of a custom mouth guard over several months or more can ultimately break the grinding habit.
This is consistent with the habits of their large relatives on mainland South America and distinct from those of smaller, mainly frugivorous relatives.
This may be consistent with the job-hopping habits of millennials, but according to veteran educators it generally takes at least three years to become a decent teacher.
It seems, therefore, that the decision to approve, though based on only one phase 3 trial, was consistent with the procedures and habits of regulatory bodies around the world.
Smith had largely kept a low profile in retirement, consistent with his habit of trying to deflect credit to his players while never seeming comfortable with the attention that followed him during the peak of his coaching years.
14 The main vector for JEV, Culex tritaeniorhynchus, 15 was abundant, 14 consistent with their habit of feeding on wading birds and domestic mammals, particularly pigs present in rural rice fields.
Yet his arrest, in the absence of any obvious evidence against him, is also consistent with the autocratic and vindictive habits of Mr Rajapaksa's regime.It follows an ugly election in which the president's team, sensing an unexpectedly strong challenge from General Fonseka, set goons on his supporters and commandeered state resources to get out the vote.
Moreover, change can only happen if the practice is consistent with habits, values and experiences of the potential adopters and that it provides tangible results.
