Sentence examples for has had consistent from inspiring English sources

Though NBC has had consistent ratings for its Olympics broadcasts, those numbers have been consistently mediocre.

This a pretty simple business that has had consistent sales and profit numbers for at least four years.

Neil Harl, agriculture economist at Iowa State University, said that the meat packing industry has had "consistent and long-running problems with anticompetitive practices".

Martin spent the first three seasons of his pro career with the Patriots and he has had consistent success against them.

The BBC Two series, a spin-off of its sister programme The Great British Bake-Off, has had consistent ratings of around 2.5 million viewers each week.

The American Andrew Weibrecht is in his first Olympics, but he has had consistent downhill results near the leaders all winter.

Jonathan Woodgate may have had consistent injury problems but he enjoyed the experience.

So far this season, the pronouncing heads on cable and the numbers wonks in print have had consistent trouble seeing over the hill in the Republican primary.

It finds that five successive Tourism Strategies from 1978 onward have had consistent aims, strongly influenced by the locality characteristics of Cambridge.

We've had consistent growth and strong growth not only in more jobs, but better-paying jobs, growing wages, growing per-capita income.

One bright spot has been found in alternative and educational choice programs, many of whom have had consistent success educating the most challenging population of kids.