Sentence examples for consistently record from inspiring English sources
Mr. LaHood said the problem was even more widespread than the figures indicated because many police departments do not consistently record whether distractions played a role in crashes.
In state after state, with Democrats turning out in consistently record numbers, Mr. Kerry is rolling up big margins, winning 10 of the 12 contests so far, including a victory in Maine on Sunday.
Once formed, secondary iron oxides are relatively immobile in oxidizing conditions in the soil profile and therefore consistently record age trends, with Feo/Fed ratios decreasing predictably with soil age for all soils in the chronosequence.
This is similar to what happens in the brain in TM practitioners -- researchers consistently record greater communication and harmony among widely separated brain areas.
The web portals of scientific publishers, aggregator services and institutional library services now consistently record usage at a scale that exceeds the total number of citations in existence.
Thus we designed whole nerve recording techniques from the statocyst nerve, n. vestibularis, which contains the axons of 13 statoreceptors, and protocols to systematically and consistently record the greatest number of statoreceptors in the shortest period of time in each snail.
Opinion polls have consistently recorded that the vast majority of Iraqis want democracy.
Walking down Lexington, they stopped at an air-pollution monitor which consistently records readings above minimum standards for healthful air.
Such should be the case with both pit bulls and Rottweilers, dogs that are consistently recorded as the most prone to deadly attack.
What has changed, they said, is that the school system and the police are now more consistently recording incidents as they occur.
From 1999 to 2002, during the tenure of the two chancellors Mr. Thompson voted for, the performance of New York City school students on state standardized tests rose consistently, records show.
