Sentence examples for consistently considered from inspiring English sources

Nor do I think medical evidence is consistently considered and read.

Second, when the government appoints "experts" to oversee and direct children's social services it has consistently considered commercial and financial expertise more relevant than direct experience.

Acutely aware of the two poles in the debate on Christ, Theodoret consistently considered the monophysites of Alexandria theologically more perilous than the Nestorians.

(A study out of the NYU Stern School of Business found women in positions of power are consistently considered to be less trustworthy than men holding the same positions; the study was recently replicated and reconfirmed by Anderson Cooper.

I don't see my readers' faces, so in a sense my relationship with them is a conceptual one, but I've consistently considered it the most important thing in my life.

The University of Washington's Computer Science & Engineering program is consistently considered one of the top 10 CS programs in the United States.

The key to successful holiday scheduling for divorced and separated parents is to plan in advance, to maintain a consistent level of flexibility and cooperation while consistently considering the least disruptive schedule for their children.

There is a need for researchers to consistently consider sex in their analyses and provide consistent and comprehensive reporting of outcomes by sex.

Ms. Heffernan argues that the busier we become chasing financial gain, the less likely we are "to see clearly and work thoughtfully" and to consistently consider the interests of others.

(Bluetooth also causes your phone battery to drain a lot faster, even if you're not talking, so if you plan to use it consistently, consider getting a pocket recharger).

The assessment systems do not consistently consider four key criteria: the socio-economic impacts of fisheries, the provision of food security, the local relevance of the assessment to the fishery under assessment, and the independent peer review of assessment outcomes.