Sentence examples for from a consistent from inspiring English sources

This allows us to build all our internal systems from a consistent and extensible base.

Families have benefited from a consistent approach by the partner agencies.

Rail has benefited from a consistent governmental approach in recent years.

In looking at videotape of Monday's outing, Pérez noticed that he was not throwing from a consistent arm slot.

"It was another good quarter from a consistent performer," said Ania Aldrich, an analyst at Cambiar Investors, which owns A.I.G. shares.

Mr. Bakaly won some public support from a consistent, intense critic of Mr. Starr and his investigations, Julian Epstein, the chief Democratic lawyer on the House Judiciary Committee.

"They generate a lot more material this way," he says, adding that his business has benefited from having a consistent supply.

Before the ministerial meeting, Birmingham said an analysis of commonwealth funding for each state and territory showed that, far from having a consistent baseline of funding with loading for disadvantage, Labor's deals were provided to the highest bidder.

Her occasional lyrical references to empowerment and independence are probably exactly what feminism was supposed to look like by 2010: she takes her autonomy for granted, and her strength comes from being a consistent and calm oddball.

In recent public polling from Ohio, a consistent truth about the state's junior senator, Rob Portman, is that much of the electorate simply doesn't have a sense of who he is.

The member states are far from having a consistent idea on the future of the EU, in part because of the division between some of the "old" member states and some of the newer ones, particularly those in Eastern Europe.