Sentence examples for has consistently published from inspiring English sources

"And I would add that over the years, The Atlantic has consistently published 10 times as many controversial paradigm-shaking articles as Harper's does," Mr. Kelly said.

Since her dismissal, the agency has consistently published an annual inflation rate of about 9%.

Editor-in-chief Siaka Sidibé has been at the helm since 1996, and since 1998 the journal has consistently published four issues each year.

Parsons added that what's "not surprising at this point, but distressing" is that BlackBerry has consistently refused to publish its transparency guidelines about which governments it cooperates with, and which countries it does not, nor does it publish statistics or numbers on how often it complies with those requests.

In the 25 years since The Executioner's Song was published, Mailer has consistently tried to frame the writing of the book in similar terms, and relegate it to the second division of his work, the first division of course consisting of his volumes of "real" fiction.

Alan Krueger, economist of Princeton, has convincingly shown that Hanushek's published work has consistently distorted the research, by minimizing the number of studies that show positive results from reducing class size and increased spending.

Teaching has consistently helped me be a better writer, which really paid off when it came to writing my own book, World Gone Missing (to be published October 2017).

Harvard was one of a few institutions to have consistently collected pamphlets published during the 19th century and the first half of the 20th.

NatWest has consistently underperformed.

The court has consistently refused.

France has consistently demanded this.