Sentence examples for consistent until from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because color television was not universal until a generation ago, electoral maps were not consistent until the campaign of the first President Bush against Bill Clinton.

Tim Wakefield had been consistent until hurting his back and has not lasted past the fourth inning in his past two starts.

Use of diacritics was not consistent until modern times; thus, so-called long and short e, still not always distinguished in Italian, are shown as é and è or ê (e.g., élève 'student') in French (since the 18th century) and as e and é in Portuguese (since about 1930).

This remained consistent until the year 2000.

IEPs are crystallized accommodations that remain rather consistent until graduation.

Step 3: Keep being consistent until this new action becomes a habit.

The band underwent multiple line-up changes throughout its existence, with frontman Roger McGuinn (known as Jim McGuinn until mid-1967) remaining the sole consistent member, until the group disbanded in 1973.

But until they do that on a consistent basis, until they help their goaltenders by minimizing opponents' shots and get the puck out of their own zone with quick and crisp passing, they will be somewhere in the middle of the pack, a likely playoff team but not a team likely to go far.

Fitch had been the team's most consistent player until disciplinary problems kept him out of three late-season games.

The 210km stage rolls down for the first 50km before gentle but consistent climbing until the day's intermediate sprint at Chienes on 120km.

The Hoyas made the Final Four in 2007 under John Thompson III, and they were fairly consistent winners until the last two seasons, when they lost 18 games in each.