Sentence examples for consistently deciding from inspiring English sources

When Tiger Woods played the hole, he was greeted by the large gallery with shouts of praise, but this group scolded him for consistently deciding not to play the Greater Hartford Open, with loud chants of "G.H.O., G.H.O".

We argue that this time can be reduced if developers consistently decide to work on new tasks similar to the one previously concluded.

He adds that courts have consistently decided that it is not permissible to cut promised retirement benefits to public employees.

This gives us a standardised scale of confidence in which to place results and allows us to consistently decide how many parameters are necessary to describe the two curves.

But Facebook's implementation of the News Feed doesn't capture the full power of designing for Audience: While Twitter distributes every message consistently, Facebook decides algorithmically which update is shown to whom.

"We have just got to decide, consistently as a group, how we're going to play.

He stuck resolutely to the real world: the existing law (recent cases have been decided consistently in favor of the copyright holders and against the putative infringers), the cost of making movies, the risk to the producers of having their products copied and thrown up on the Internet, the importance of intellectual property to the economy, as America's greatest trade export.

Deciding on a leadership style and then projecting it consistently is just as important.

Consistently being a part of your life is a key when deciding where to draw the wedding guest list.

Once, for a month, I decided to consistently order the soup of the day along with its accompanying whole-wheat-appearing roll.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has consistently advocated letting states decide their own marijuana laws and has been a vocal supporter of reducing criminal penalties for marijuana-related offenses.