Sentence examples for consistently end from inspiring English sources

Youths from poor and rural families consistently end up paying much higher tuition in China than children from affluent and urban families.

He invokes the dramatic purview of the British social realist director Ken Loach, whose films like "Poor Cow" (1967) and "Sweet Sixteen" (2002) depict a world where young characters trying to claw a way out of poverty consistently end up with broken, soiled dreams.

How can we consistently end up on the wrong side of policy and political arguments when upon reflection we hold the moral high ground and are serving the best interests of the largest swath of society?

We found that allowing the probability to decrease during the search causes the local search to consistently end abruptly at locations that were very far from the boundaries of modeled area A. The abrupt transition occurred for any initial values of p 0 (A ) as long as it was not identically equal to 1 at the start of the search.

But efforts to build useful computerized assistants have consistently ended in failure, including some of the Valley's largest "craters" — ambitious undertakings ending as spectacular flameouts.

They said that they were not worried that the state's most famous pizzeria, where presidents have eaten, and which consistently ends up on top of statewide best-pizza lists, was coming to town.

A moralistic reading of "The Giving Tree" is challenged again and again by Silverstein's other writing for children, as he consistently ended his books on a note of ambiguity.

His pattern [of gunfire] began at the front, the engine's nose, and consistently ended in the cockpit.

During their time at the KC Stadium, they have consistently ended each season on a high note: in 2003, the team just missed play-off qualification; in 2004, the club finished third.

CCMV CP and derivatives expressed in E. coli consistently ended up in the insoluble fraction.

Applying PEEP10 consistently increased end-inspiratory and end-expiratory PTP for all positions.