Sentence examples for consistently pass from inspiring English sources
From their 4-4-2 defenSouth Korea South Korea made it difficult for the Socceroos to consistently pass forward through the lines and create space in the final third.
A meeting at the Khost base was set up for the Americans to meet Mr. Balawi in person, to discuss specific ways that the Jordanian doctor might be able to consistently pass along information to the C.I.A.
If you consistently pass over generic store brand items for name brand ones, you are losing the opportunity to save big.
Although it is typically reported that chimpanzees consistently "pass" the mirror-mark test, a survey of the scientific literature by Shumaker & Swartz (2002) indicates that of 163 chimpanzees tested, only 73 showed mark-touching behavior (although there was considerable variation in the age and mirror experience among these animals).
Though there has been controversy over just which animals 'pass' the mirror test — studies with elephants, dolphins, and what versions of the test are valid — as of 2002, Gallup maintained that there was evidence that humans, common chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans consistently pass the test, and strong evidence that a wide range of other primates fail consistently fail.
Many of these have involved voter initiatives, which consistently pass by huge cross-partisan margins.
Pam Goldstein, a city spokeswoman, said its water quality consistently passed with flying colors.
Ahead of his time, Mr Willis was consistently passed over for an Oscar.
She felt confident with the maths, and consistently passed the practice tests, but suffered from panic attacks in exam conditions.
China has shown little interest in propping up the troubled Pakistani economy, consistently passing up opportunities to do so.
"They're adding whites who don't exist and leaving out minorities who are consistently passed over," said Karen K. Narasaki, executive director of National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium, an advocacy group.
