Sentence examples for is consistently able from inspiring English sources

Can you think of a politician today who is consistently able to deflect criticism with wit, not merely vituperation?

Dr. Myers, at AccuWeather, shrugs off the criticisms and insists that his team of meteorologists is consistently able to beat the National Weather Service and competitors.

It is consistently able to turn out furniture that is modern but livable, like the George sofa (b) designed by Antonio Citterio.

By performing in City Center's Studio 4, with no theatrical lighting or d?r and the simplest of costumes, he is consistently able to offer new work, performed by an excellent, dedicated band of dancers and musicians.

Comfortably Rangers' best player so far this season, Faurlin is a naturally gifted midfielder who, unlike his team-mates, is consistently able to pass to other players in hooped shirts.

We found that HADDOCK is consistently able to deal with fuzzy data, i.e. data where correct interface predictions are mixed with wrong ones.

Bigger publishers like HarperCollins (part of the News Corporation) were consistently able to outbid John Murray on books.

Fontenot told me, "I'm consistently able to place people for a hundred thousand dollars plus, straight out of college".

But Team Obama has been consistently able to outstrategize the opposition, and it does have a plan for the coming mud war.

Only a few companies today — G.E. and Cisco come to mind — have been consistently able to take acquired firms and improve their performance and profitability.

DOUGLAS HURD, one of Britain's better foreign secretaries, used to boast that in foreign policy Britain was consistently able to "punch above its weight".