Sentence examples for consistently successfully from inspiring English sources
The manufacturing process must consistently successfully produce the final product to the required specification, but this is challenging given the variability within the starting material (either whole blood or leukapheresis material; see Box 1).
These sites were selected specifically based upon the sites' investigators' established scientific expertise in pediatric bipolar disorder as well as clear evidence of being able to consistently, successfully, and safely recruit youths into prospective pediatric bipolar treatment studies.
No one has used Auto-Tune's zero speed setting more consistently and successfully than the R. & B. singer T-Pain.
What Obama said:"This strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us, while supporting partners on the front lines, is one we have consistently and successfully pursed in]Yemen and Somalia for years".
"The department has consistently and successfully defended this law in several courts of appeals, and only the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled it unconstitutional," the Justice Department said in a statement.
Also, cogen has been consistently and successfully used as a research methodology in which all stakeholders can engage in research.
"Proceeds from this sale will allow us to pursue further global growth opportunities, as we have consistently and successfully done in recent years.
In my recently-published book on Kaufman's work, I propose that no other living American director has so consistently and successfully made movies for adults, tackling sensuality, artistic creation, and manipulation by authorities (governmental as well as technological).
While genetic surveys indicate that multiple genets are often present in stands of both species [18], [19], it is unknown if small remnant Acropora populations have too few individuals to spawn consistently and successfully.
These meetings however, are not being implemented as consistently or successfully as recommended.
Like baseball, those sports have free agency, but unlike baseball players, football and basketball players have agreed to salary caps for teams, something the baseball players' union has consistently -- and successfully -- rejected as antithetical to a free market.
