Sentence examples for consistently standing from inspiring English sources

"I don't know anyone, other than Steve, who would do this consistently – standing outside, every night in the winter, sometimes in lashing rain," says Stuart-Miller.

The Justice Department's complaint contends that the bank "consistently gives standing instruction clients virtually the worst rates of the day," and the New York attorney general argues that it "flagrantly misrepresented" its practices by stating that it was using the "best rate of the day".

The Court further noted that there was only one agent who had consistently offered standing timber insurance since 1990.

The evidence and quality rating used in this systematic review weighs the quantitative evidence over the qualitative, but we would be remiss to ignore subjects who consistently report that standing results in psychological, bowel and circulatory benefits that have not yet been measured by researchers.

The volunteers thought they were standing upright but consistently guessed smaller numbers for the height of the Eiffel Tower when they were tilted to the left.

This in turn requires an innovative online advertising technology industry that is consistently resolute and robust in standing up to the fraudsters.

A higher ratio of standing:sitting was consistently associated with lower levels of adiposity.

The difference between the Michigan States and the Butlers of the world is the ability to consistently be among the last teams standing in late March.

The RET (reticule and ruler) method involved placing the ruler over the consistently sized paper image to measure standing height, from crown to heel, and then positioning the reticule carefully over regional lengths to measure bone sizes.

Similarly, research across the top four divisions in England consistently shows that 80 90% of fans want standing areas, even if they might not want to stand themselves.

But Meadows said when he talks about the new proposal in his district, "it consistently gets at least applause and sometimes standing ovations".