Sentence examples for have consistently changed from inspiring English sources

According to the 2010 Size-Korea survey of body measurement, the average height of Koreans increased steadily up to 2003 and remained constant thereafter, whereas the body types of Koreans have consistently changed.

The Saudi government has consistently changed its story on the Oct. 2 death of the Washington Post contributing columnist.

"The estimates have been consistently off and Treasury has consistently changed the metric for success," Mr. McHenry said in an interview on Wednesday.

Facebook has consistently changed the design and format of its native ads, and which types are popular with advertisers has shifted too.

Since the invention of the printing press around 1440, continued innovation in communication technology has consistently changed the way people communicate and consume information.

As West said, "…250 Million…this is not regular!" But if one thing has been true during the whole saga and chaos surrounding "The Life of Pablo's" launch, it's that West has consistently changed his mind.

The Conservatives, determined to reshape the system according to their free-market and traditionalist vision, have never been troubled by this distinction and have consistently promoted change across the whole spectrum of organisation and provision.

It is a telling and sad truth about the memory of the Civil War that this pivotal line has consistently been changed to "let us live to make men free" – anything to make the nation's bloodiest conflict comprehensible and palatable.

Thus, the parasitic lifestyle has not consistently changed the plastome gene selection pressure.

But the large majority of Iranians who have consistently voted for change have every reason to be angry and frustrated.

Pacific leaders have consistently identified climate change as the greatest threat to their livelihoods, food production, housing, security and wellbeing.