Sentence examples for last consistently from inspiring English sources

He managed the last consistently successful iteration of the New York Mets, leading the team to the 2000 World Series against the Yankees, and is credited with revolutionizing the game of baseball in Japan during his two stints as manager of the Chiba Lotte Marines.

And inflation, measured by "core" consumer prices, which exclude fresh food but include energy, has at long last turned consistently positive.Why did the recovery not arrive earlier?

The Last Airbender consistently spun compelling narratives exposing systemic sexism like Sokka underestimating but coming to respect the all-female Kyoshi Warriors or Katara discovering that the Northern Water Tribe won't let her learn combat skills because she's a woman, even though she's one of the world's most powerful waterbenders.

The last factor consistently related to cartilage loss or joint space loss is meniscal disease manifested either as tears or as meniscal extrusion.

While many reserve power banks I've used have issues with iOS devices in particular, and batteries that seem to have very quick lifespans and that lose a decent percentage of their maximum capacity after just a few uses, Mophie's last and last, and work consistently.

For girls who reached Tanner stage 2+ during observed follow-up visits, the interval was defined as the period from the last exam visit consistently at stage 1 to the first visit where the girl was observed to be consistently at stage 2 or greater (e.g., no regression to stage 1 in a subsequent visit).

These directors' pictures are, quite possibly, the last reliable and consistently watchable school of noir filmmaking.

Novaya is the last major publication consistently critical of Kremlin power.

Callahan led N.H.L. forwards in shot blocking last season and consistently ranks high in that category.

The last team that consistently unleashed starters with similar all-around excellence might have been the 1972-73 Knicks with Willis Reed, Dave DeBusschere, Bill Bradley, Earl Monroe and Walt Frazier.

"Without a Trace" had begun to beat "ER" consistently last season, one reason the NBC show faced so many intimations of mortality.