Sentence examples for have always consisted from inspiring English sources
The basic components of jewelry have always consisted of sheet metal, metal cast in a mold, and wire (more or less heavy or fine).
Human populations have always consisted of individuals with a broad range of adiposity, with those at the top end of the distribution suffering adverse health consequences.
A seldom-discussed fact about women's professional golf is that its tiny television audience has always consisted mainly of men.
By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, September 18 , 1971P. 103 U.S. Journal about a small town in New Mexico, Except for 1 or 2 storekepper families, the population of Arroyo Seco has always consisted of descendents of the Spanish-speaking people who had established farm villages in New Mexico.
The New Yorker, September 18 , 1971P. 103 U.S. Journal about a small town in New Mexico, Except for 1 or 2 storekepper families, the population of Arroyo Seco has always consisted of descendents of the Spanish-speaking people who had established farm villages in New Mexico.
"Geeksphone's philosophy has always consisted in giving maximum possible freedom to users, who ask for it every day," he added.
Up until now, the Meebo bar has always consisted of a Chat area in the far right (similar to Facebook Chat), a share button in the far left, and occasionally an ad on the left as well.
Our mission at the Higher Education Research Institute has always consisted of two parts: "to inform educational policy and promote institutional improvement through an increased understanding of higher education and its impact on college students".
Although the history of life shows an apparent trend towards the evolution of complexity; there is a question if this appearance of increased complexity is real, or if this conclusion comes from neglecting the fact that the majority of life on earth has always consisted of prokaryotes.
