Sentence examples for consistently broadcast from inspiring English sources

As the mother of three strong daughters, my mother consistently broadcast the message that my sisters and I were the equals of any boys, could chart our own paths and could overcome all limitations.

Tweets like the one above, which garnered close to 40,000 likes, make Teigen even more accessible, as her inner monologue is consistently being broadcast to fans.

From 1931, the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols has been broadcast consistently every year until modern day.

Ms. Couric's CBS broadcast is consistently in third place.

Why, for example, was Dan Rather in the anchor chair for so long, when, for years, his broadcast was consistently in last place in the ratings?

The balance seemed to shift somewhat this year as the wing changed leadership and a new set of executive producers was brought in to improve the broadcast's consistently sluggish Nielsen ratings.

Couric's broadcast has consistently trailed the other two networks in the ratings, averaging 6 million viewers compared to ABC's 7.8 million and Brian Williams' lead of 8.7 million for the year.

Shonda Rhimes has consistently provided some of broadcast television's foremost gay couples on "Grey's Anatomy".

An MEG experiment by Bauer et al. [89], requiring subjects to perform a simple reaction time task, found high gamma band activity between 200 and 250 ms poststimulus and suggestested a role of this oscillatory activity in crossmodal integration, consistently with the conscious broadcast times described in Section 2.2.

Our news columns and television broadcasts fail consistently to reflect this diversity.

Labour broadcasts attracted consistently larger audiences, while Conservatives subsequently complained - not for the last time - of the "grotesquely biased reporting of the campaign... by the BBC".