Sentence examples for consistently clear from inspiring English sources

Nor are the sources of these quotes consistently clear.

The rhetoric of the phrases and the structure of the entire work were consistently clear.

The message from the IPCC over the past two decades has been consistently clear and compelling.

Mr. Marsh, who had the most to do, was consistently clear and enjoyably musical in his phrasing.

"We have been consistently clear there needs to be a level playing field for all countries in Europe's single market, whether they are in the eurozone or not.

The message was loud and consistently clear: nearly 70% expressed concern about the career structure and opportunities for early to mid-stage researchers.

It's the best of both worlds: they're still easily legible, performing their function as notifications, but because they're not screamingly bright, the desire to go through your apps consistently clearing the notifications is diminished.

See ANPR, supra note 1, at pg. 18 ("While there are different ways to gauge significance of such firms in critical markets, as a guideline, the agencies consider a firm significant in a particular critical market if it consistently clears or settles at least five percent of the value of transactions in that critical market".).

Between then and this wedding, all those who have been prime minister – Thatcher, Major, Blair and Brown – have consistently cleared their diaries and welcomed him to the inner sanctum of their governments (and then disclosed as little as possible of what passed between them).

"The reality is it is this government that has consistently cleared up the mess that we inherited," he said.

In experiments with a physical robot with two grippers -- one suction and the other a talon-like pincer -- the ambidextrous robot "consistently cleared bins of up to 25 novel objects with reliability greater than 95% at a rate of more than 300 mean picks per hour," Goldberg and fellow authors said.