Sentence examples for consistent in maintaining from inspiring English sources

"While others have shifted their message and changed their story," said House during the press event, "we were consistent in maintaining a message that is fair and in tune with consumer desires".

The panel decided Evra had been consistent in maintaining that Suárez had referred to his colour in the two players' heated argument during the match at Anfield on 15 October and found Suárez's account "incredible".

Although there is legitimate debate about the existence and scope of a right of humanitarian intervention outside the framework of a UN security council authorisation, the UK has been consistent in maintaining the existence of a narrowly defined right to act in such circumstances.

Trump was consistent in maintaining the lies he told Forbes: that he controlled his father's assets, that his family owned 25,000 apartments (they owned less than half that number), and that his projects had less debt and far more profits than they actually did — all facts and figures that were hard to challenge.

So (on Cicero's and Seneca's account) they were not consistent in maintaining that virtue (which incorporates only moral goods) was sufficient for happiness.

But it is consistent in maintaining the danceable quality that's crucial for listenability.

The high expression of many IAP genes is consistent with their role in maintaining the symbiont population in the gill of B. platifrons (Fig. 4b).

In this study, we investigate the potential role of gbM in reducing gene-specific transcriptional noise and intron retention as well as in maintaining consistent gene expression across cells.

The genomic binding of the GBAF complex is consistent with its role in maintaining the naive pluripotent state, as inhibition of BRD9 results in transcriptional changes representative of a primed epiblast-like state.

These mudskipper PSGs are markedly enriched in the gene ontology terms 'DNA repair', 'DNA replication', 'nucleic acid metabolic process' and 'response to stress' (Supplementary Fig. 15 and Data 2), which is consistent with their roles in maintaining genomic stability and responding to the harsh temperature gradients and direct sunlight9 in the intertidal zone.

And rapid growth in countries such as China has caused a steep rise in commodity prices, most notably the doubling in world oil prices since 2004.At the same time, Britain's very success in maintaining consistent growth over the past decade means that there is now little spare capacity.