Sentence examples for consistently which from inspiring English sources

One must crank consistently, which is not so easy given the instrument's weight.

That meant the Bruins needed to shoot well, from anywhere, consistently, which is what they did.

The strategy depends on an ability to outperform the market consistently, which many economists regard as virtually impossible.

Neither Davis nor Bibby has  the ability to beat his opponent off the dribble consistently, which has given the Heat's defense a huge advantage.

When he drops the ball, he tends to do it because he fails to execute this technique consistently, which is easily correctable.

They seem to be among the best teams in the N.F.L. to do this consistently, which means they obviously have a very good coaching staff and scouting department.

And I think what the President has consistently said — which I agree with — is that we will support those who take the fight to ISIS".

Mr. Kainz also said DaimlerChrysler's records did not consistently identify which cars or trucks actually had mercury switches, making any systematic recall and removal difficult.

The N.B.A.'s fiction shortlist strikes many observers as consistently eccentric, which is remarkable when you consider that a different panel of five judges selects it each time.

The NAEP results through more than four decades have been consistently mediocre, which may prove nothing except, as Wineburg wrote in 2004, "our amnesia of past ignorance".

These differences consistently predict which individual will be the winner.