Sentence examples for consistent in calling from inspiring English sources

It goes on: "On BSkyB, we have been consistent in calling for fair play.

Most baseball officials say that umpires have become more consistent in calling balls and strikes by the rulebook definition as years have passed.

Sources at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills pointed that Cable had been consistent in calling for bonuses to be based on long-term performance.

A senior administration official said the White House had been consistent in calling for all these countries to respond to the demands of their frustrated young people, to allow them to assemble freely and to avoid violence.

Brink (1988) has argued that it is absurd to claim that two self-evident principles are inconsistent, but Shaver (1999) has replied that Sidgwick is for the most part consistent in calling the principles at issue only "apparently" self-evident, though Shaver also suggests that Sidgwick did not present a compelling case for the egoistic side of the conflict.

Gillibrand received initial praise for her consistent approach in calling on Trump and Franken to resign for the abuse allegations they faced, as well as suggesting that, in retrospect, President Bill Clinton should have resigned when word of the Monica Lewinsky affair broke.

Meanwhile, Sweden, Ireland and Austria have been the most consistent and vocal in calling on all the nuclear powers to reduce their stockpiles.

I am as consistent as anyone in calling for athletes to speak out more.

There were 1207 100% consistent in-house calls of 'present' for structure-gene combinations for which Bgee had no data, indicating that this publication presents a large amount of new data.

In calling for one consistent practice of professional standards to be applied over the abuse, Thompson said: "We are facing one of the greatest health crises of our time because of the trauma of child abuse.

Comparing the 100% consistent in-house 'present' calls with Bgee showed that there was a high degree of agreement between the data resources (Fig. S6).