Sentence examples for consistently come from inspiring English sources

There are a few words that consistently come to mind when I think of Max Lamb's work: primal, elemental, excavation.

In this category, First Direct, the Co-operative Bank and its internet arm, Smile, consistently come out top in surveys.

Woodward's role at the BOA has consistently come under scrutiny, amid persistent rumours that he would return to rugby.

But convictions have been rare, analysts say, and the country has consistently come under criticism for having a legal system vulnerable to political influence.

"Research papers on same-sex parenting have consistently come up with evidence that it is a positive and beneficial relationship," he says.

Under Mr. Taubman, Morgan Stanley has consistently come in first or second in Thomson Reuters' listings of top mergers advisers, dueling with Goldman Sachs for the top spot.

(Couric consistently comes in third in the network ratings).

Finland consistently comes out top of the PISA rankings, the O.E.C.D. study of education systems worldwide.

Both Which? and MoneySavingExpert carry out regular bank surveys, and First Direct consistently comes out on top.

This university consistently comes in the top half a dozen for widening participation but we are aware we could still do better.

Korea consistently comes up with arresting Asian cinema, and almost all of what we get to see takes on a different genre.