Sentence examples for has remained very consistent from inspiring English sources

The thrust has remained very consistent on both sides, however, with Mr Romney focusing on the feeble state of the economy under Mr Obama, and Mr Obama casting aspersions on Mr Romney's character and achievements.There is still a chance of a right-wing advertising surge in the final weeks of the race.

And the moment the proportion of free users who switch over to paid — which they do to pick up extra feature like more storage of their messages — has remained very consistent since the pricing tiers were introduced.

And the culture has remained very local.

(The relationship has remained very strained).

Our traffic levels have remained very strong.

"Our technical team has also remained very consistent which will be to our advantage and we have some of the best engineering minds on the grid at our disposal".

That means that your attack must be very quick, but your game and positioning should remain very consistent.

As the high-wire negotiations with the Congressional leadership resume Thursday over raising the nation's debt ceiling, one message from President Obama and his top aides has remained consistent: The consequences of default would be very, very scary.

In fact, aside from a two-day break to commemorate Terry Wogan, and very brief lapses over rising house prices and a new Alzheimer's wonder drug, the Express front page has remained impressively consistent.

National elections in 2019 are still very much the ANC's for the taking, not only in rural areas where the party's support has remained relatively consistent, but in urban areas as well.

In the meantime Romney's support has remained remarkably consistent.