In their prior speed dating study, their results, which were consistent, held even after controlling for age (the age range was 18 to 54).
And the trend of under-investment in green energy is remarkably consistent, holding strong through the latest cycle of economic boom, crash and recovery.
So many of us, with tremendous pressures of caring for family, work, households -- often without consistent help -- hold on tentatively to the place where all is calm and manageable.
And most importantly, they need to be consistent and hold the organization accountable for risk management in all they do.
Children thrive when their parents are consistent, warm, hold high expectations for children's behavior, explain the reasons behind their rules and negotiate when appropriate.
Afterward, García said he was confident that his new swing, aimed at making him more consistent, would hold up under pressure.
And he offered a consistent hand to hold until a team that began the game in a post-Miami funk, a team still drooping from an emotional defeat on Wednesday, had revived.
Our experimental results show that people do not choose consistently, do not hold consistent beliefs, and do not in general align actions and beliefs.
The last, and perhaps most consistent, doctrine holds that the phenomenal distinctions are unreal appearances of an immutable word essence.
Along with Oliver Letwin, minister for government policy, hasn't Maude made the Cabinet Office one of the more ideologically consistent departments held by Tories in the coalition?
