Sentence examples for consistently suggest from inspiring English sources

All the results consistently suggest that the IBAD HA coating is slightly degradable.

Opinion polls consistently suggest that most Swedes are against joining the euro.

Multicycle voltammograms and voltammograms of mixtures consistently suggest an extended square scheme as the electrode reaction mechanism.

Our findings consistently suggest no association between PI laws and rates of sexually transmitted infections or measures of sexual behavior.

Studies consistently suggest that branch networks with a strong local presence are the most effective way to win deposits.

Polls consistently suggest that voters consider Mr Miliband weak and struggle to imagine him as a prime minister.

The polls consistently suggest, however, that at a time when her government's popularity has fallen sharply, her own popularity seems more durable.

Studies consistently suggest that we are more likely to feel compassionate concern for people with whom we feel a personal connection.

"Results consistently suggest that physical punishment has a direct causal effect on externalising behaviour, whether through a reflexive response to pain, modelling or coercive family processes".

Opinion polls consistently suggest that AK might get 25-30% of the vote a good ten points more than its closest rival, the stodgily secular Republican People's Party.

Polls now consistently suggest that he would perform much better than any of his rivals in a run-off vote against Mr Sarkozy (see chart).