Sentence examples for consistently accepted from inspiring English sources

Miss Clark has consistently accepted his word.

Thames has consistently accepted and admitted that although improvements to its training programmes were being implemented they had not been completed at the time of the accident.

"Unlike, say, Lamborghinis, which really have no competition heritage, Ferrari has consistently accepted the challenge of proving its product on the track.

Many media voices, meanwhile, denounced the report as a whitewash, arguing that Hutton had consistently accepted the government's version of events and failed to recognise that journalism could not be expected always to be perfect.

"Thames has consistently accepted and admitted that although improvements to its training programmes were being implemented they had not been completed at the time of the accident," Mr Ballinger said.

Although Germanic elements (such as the test of innocence by the ordeal of cold water) were included, the code consistently accepted the principles of Roman law, and, unlike Germanic customary law, it was meant to have territorial rather than personal application.

VCs have been waiting for 10 years for the public markets to consistently accept new issues with less than $100M in revenue.

What matters here is just that most pairs of these claims are logically independent, so a moral theorist could consistently accept some of them without accepting others.

We need to become the person who is consistently accepting, caring and compassionate with ourselves.

But the theological fatalist argument seems to show that (1) and (2) are incompatible; the only way consistently to accept (2) is to deny (1).

With respect to the effects of a pardon, the courts consistently have said that accepting a pardon in and of itself is a confession of guilt and "the grant of a pardon does not wipe out the record of a conviction".