Sentence examples for consistently nominating from inspiring English sources

But they kept at it, consistently nominating conservative candidates, not just to the Supreme Court but to the lower courts, too.

Attempts to placate older viewers by consistently nominating the Foo Fighters (quality be damned!), relocating John Norris' hairline each year and keeping Kurt Loder frozen in carbonite between VMAs seem forced.

Pho noodles has been the most consistently nominated Deki Dish.

Our top 10 are those that were most consistently nominated by our panel, the next six were picked by more than one person and the rest were the choice of a single panel member.

In his first-term appointments to lower courts, Mr. Bush consistently nominated conservatives, including some who were outspoken opponents of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that recognized a woman's constitutional right to abortion.

But in the intervening years the only award Stallone has been consistently nominated for has been the Razzies, which "honor" the worst in film for the year.

The commonality between these studies is that family was consistently nominated as the most frequent domain.

The only biosecurity practice consistently nominated as being either very useful or useful was isolating sick animals.

Factors within two categories were consistently nominated as those most likely to influence student location decisions: "career factors" (e.g. type of work, career opportunities and challenges) and "financial factors" (e.g. cost of accommodation and cost of living).

The funny thing is, as one of the few channels that invests heavily in making its own original movies – a field now that is pretty much dominated by HBO – Lifetime actually makes some really great films, and consistently gets nominated for Emmys.

The show gets consistently strong ratings and was nominated for 13 Emmy nominations last year, more than any other comedy series.