Sentence examples for consistently tracking from inspiring English sources

He displayed absolute mastery on corner and free kicks and ramped up his defensive game, consistently tracking back to support his teammates.

On Friday, Wired revealed that a virus of unknown origin has been consistently tracking the remote piloting of US military drones down to each keystroke, and that attempts to remove the intrusion have failed.

Finally, DEMIG POLICY has attempted to partly overcome the receiving country bias by not categorizing countries as either origin or destination countries – acknowledging that all countries are both –, by consistently tracking exit policies and by including several non-OECD countries in the database.

During the 90-day experiment, Cisna refers to McDonald's as his "grocery store," implying that it offers a wide array of healthful foods, and he tells viewers frequently that his students were consistently tracking 15 nutrients.

Instead, GRG status by consistently tracking individuals with reduced or increased likelihoods of developing AIDS provided prognostic information even in those instances when the laboratory markers predicted a contrary likelihood of developing of AIDS.

Short neck flexion was tracked in Position A by consistently tracking and measuring the angle between the chin and the plumb line for 30 seconds.

(She and her colleagues haven't consistently tracked the ages of donors, so she couldn't give historical figures).

The numbers of dead are too high to be consistently tracked, ranging from 89,000 Iraqq Body Count) to 650,000 (The Lancet) to more than 1.2 million (ORB Polling).

Essentially, I'm resolving to consistently track who I'm reading throughout the year by aiming for specific percentages to be written by authors of various identities, with an eye especially toward intersectionality.

Carlo Ancelotti is Roman Abramovich's preferred permanent appointment at Stamford Bridge and the Italian has consistently tracked Arsenal's Emmanuel Adebayor as the muscle to lead his forward line, yet there was no comparison between the pair here.

The London-based Bureau of Investigative Journalism has consistently tracked US drone attacks, recently releasing a report on the six months following President Barack Obama's major address on drone warfare before the National Defense University (NDU) last May.