Sentence examples for consistently excelled from inspiring English sources

The heavyweight boxer Teófilo Stevenson is representative of another field in which Cubans have consistently excelled.

For example, Japanese auto companies have consistently excelled through their capabilities in lean manufacturing.

Ordinary Chinese citizens often speak of sports in broad philosophical terms, especially when confronted with the fact that their national teams have not consistently excelled in the Olympic events that get the greatest attention.

Delly consistently excelled at recall in the largest SV classes of deletions (>1000 bp).

From this figure, ION has consistently excelled PeC which identifies essential proteins by integrating gene expression data with PPI data.

A more cultivated musical taste might prefer such works as the seascape Arfordir Ceredigion (1957) for solo harp, Fantasy Sonata (1979) for clarinet and piano, or Autumn Landscape (1983) for oboe and piano, all pieces of chamber music, a form at which he consistently excelled.

"Good morning, Mr. Whitfield," the children chant, welcoming A. B. Whitfield, who runs this 20-year-old private school where poor black and Hispanic youngsters consistently excel, compared with their public school counterparts.

Billy Collins, the only living poet who makes me want to read contemporary poetry; Dave Barry, who consistently excels at outrageous humor, the most difficult genre of all; Charles McCarry, whose espionage novels convince me that he knows everything in the world.

Maddox had an impressive second half in his junior campaign, consistently excelling on the defensive end and averaging almost 10 points and six rebounds per game in the Ivy slate and the Tigers' three postseason games in the College Basketball Invitational.

Jasper Brinkley, who filled in at middle linebacker when E.J. Henderson broke his leg in 2009, may also get a look on the weak side, though he has a tendency to play too laterally and might not possess the fluidity to consistently excel in the flats.

He's still smooth, knowing exactly where to hold the microphone, even at one stage, during "Fly Me to the Moon", ditching it altogether and consistently excelling at his conversational, beautifully pared-back delivery, particularly on "The Way You Look Tonight" and Cabaret's "Maybe This Time".