Sentence examples for consistently surround from inspiring English sources

"If you really want to reach your highest potential you have to consistently surround yourself with people who challenge you, who are strong where you are weak, and work just as hard or harder than you do," says Beth Doane, founder of Raintees.

CK19+ acinar cells (defined by EYFP co-expression) were consistently surrounded by CD45+ leukocytes, consistent with an intimate association between metaplasia and inflammatory cell recruitment (Liou et al., 2013; Murtaugh and Keefe, 2015).

Jeter has been blessed to spend his entire career in a great organization that consistently surrounds him with outstanding players at every position.

Despite a pledge he made when he took office to make diversity a hallmark of his administration, Mr. Bloomberg has consistently surrounded himself with a predominantly white and male coterie of key policy makers, according to an analysis of personnel data by The New York Times.

The obviously viable and intact vascular endothelial cells displayed fenestrae and were consistently surrounded by pericytes.

I find myself pretty consistently surrounded by women.

More than anything, though, it was beautiful being consistently surrounded by people having some of the best nights of their life, confirming all my beliefs about how integral parties are to the modern British experience.

More than anything, though, it was beautiful being consistently surrounded by people having some of the best nights of their lives, confirming all my beliefs about how integral parties are to our collective modern experience.

A laminin matrix develops in many liver diseases and consistently surrounds the ductular reaction.

HSCs colocalized with the prominent ductular reaction and this colocalization was also seen for laminin at the site of disease activity where it consistently surrounded the ductular reaction.

Interestingly in one study, lymphocytes consistently surrounded latently infected HSV-1 human TG neurons, but not the VZV-positive neurons [ 28].