Sentence examples for consistently awards from inspiring English sources

The Ars Electronica festival celebrates art, technology and society but consistently awards its top prizes to men – does the Art and Technology field have a gender problem?

Without competitive bidding, New York City consistently awards the most expensive school bus contracts in the nation, and many have gone to companies linked to suspected organized-crime figures.

Tuition for Alabama residents is 40% less than out-of-state tuition, and the school consistently awards at least 40% of its students with a scholarship, fellowship or assistantship.

Both pilots consistently awarded Level 1 handling qualities ratings for the LPV gain-scheduled controller.

It took 28 years until another grand slam consistently awarded equal prize money.

Would it be better if they consistently awarded truly courageous and innovative work?

In the epoch before the 1600s, King Charles I had consistently awarded the East of England Coal Trade Rights (try to contain your excitement) to Newcastle's traders, which rendered the Wearside coal merchants redundant.

It had been neck and neck between Austria and runners up The Netherlands for much of the voting, as the points were consistently awarded to one or the other, with a few for third place Sweden and Armenia.

In addition to this study, she has been consistently awarded funding from the NIH among other prominent agencies for more than 25 years and is currently involved in more than 10 active research projects.

From 1993 to 2011, UNC offered independent study courses within the Department of African and Afro-American Studies that consistently awarded high grades regardless of the quality work submitted.

[J]uries consistently award women more in non-economic loss damages than men... [A]ny cap on noneconomic loss damages will deprive women of a much greater proportion and amount of a jury award than men.