Sentence examples for consistent string of from inspiring English sources

Kosse will take on a high-profile development and production unit with a consistent string of success.

Trump could savour a consistent string of wins on Super Tuesday in a way that only he could pull off: sheer head-spinning inconsistency.

Trump savored a consistent string of wins on Super Tuesday in a way that only he could pull off: with sheer head-spinning inconsistency.

To get people turning in every week Best Time Ever will need a consistent string of big prizes, giant stunts and A-list guests to get people tuning in week after week.

"I don't think there's any other label — major, indie, mainstream or otherwise — that has had such a consistent string of recordings widely considered, at least among critics, to be among the most important releases of the year," said Steve Lehman, a saxophonist whose 2009 octet album, "Travail, Transformation, and Flow," was one example.

Now, just over two months later, Europe has been supplying the sceptics with a consistent string of good economic news that is beginning to make such dizzy claims look less absurd.The OECD expects the euro area, which shares Europe's common currency, to grow by 3.5% this year, its best rate for over a decade.

Okta made its debut last week with a bang, finishing up more than 38percentt on its first day of trading following a so-far-consistent string of successful tech IPOs, starting with Snap earlier this year.

Otherwise, i.e. if within their domain of overlap there exists at least one amino-acid that differs between A and B, they will be designated as inconsistent, A × B. Consistent strings may be combined (or fused) into a longer string (unless one fits into the other) that could be part of a single protein.

The CD, which recently sold more than a million copies in its first week in stores, helped extend a nearly consistent five-month string of industry growth, as measured by weekly sales compared with year-earlier periods.

He is 6-1 with a 2.62 earned run average in nine starts, the longest string of consistent success in a 15-year professional career.

"The durable goods orders are consistent with the recent string of economic data suggesting that the U.S. economy might be stabilizing," Marc Chandler, the global head of currency strategy for Brown Brothers Harriman, wrote in a research note.