Sentence examples for credit consistency from inspiring English sources

Credit consistency -- "The Whole Love" marks the first time Wilco has recorded three albums with the same lineup -- or attribute it to newfound freedom.

She also credited consistency of leadership — Henderson is in her sixth year as chancellor — and the city's investment in universal preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds.

Experimental interceptor silos will be built at two sites in Alaska.Philip Coyle, who supervised the Pentagon's testing programme until a few months ago, but has since joined a left-wing lobby group, the Centre for Defence Information, believes that his erstwhile masters should at least be given credit for consistency.

So give her credit for consistency, at least.

But his own boss, Mel Karmazin, the president of Viacom, pinpoints the credit for the consistency of the company's success.

Both Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg remain publicly committed to those reforms: many Lib Dems disagree, so Mr Clegg deserves credit for his consistency.

The words "deposit in" are substituted for "credit to" for consistency in the revised title and with other titles of the United States Code.

To credit someone with consistency is usually a grudging compliment: in sport, politics and art, it's easier to admire the sort of talents who intermittently aim high and fall hard.

(One Republican congressman from New Jersey, Scott Garrett, could not even decide as of Tuesday if he would vote for the disaster package for his own state — give him credit for perverse consistency, as he voted against the rescue package in the deeply Republican south after Hurricane Katrina).

"Whoever wins it now, Liverpool and City both deserve huge credit for their consistency and also their style.

They credit Porsche's consistency in consumer satisfaction ratings for its transcendence and expect nothing to change in the coming years.