Sentence examples for lies consistently from inspiring English sources

"When you have a president who lies consistently and pathologically and then you see him scripted once every blue moon, you don't buy it," she said.

T432 is phosphorylated first because it lies consistently closer to Pγ.

While the measured 'preferred' walk run transition speed lies consistently below the predicted maximum walking speeds, and 'actual' maximum walking speeds are clearly above the predicted values, the onset of compliant walking in level as well as incline walking occurs close to the predicted values.

The fact that the nature of calcifications (carbonate content and matrix : mineral ratios) in DCIS pathology, appears to lie consistently between benign and invasive types, indicates that benign tissue calcifications (consisting of fibroadenoma, ductal hyperplasia and fibrocystic change) are likely to lead to a DCIS, which in turn will result in invasive disease.

They maintain these beliefs either through outright censorship or through a pretense of balance in which the media referee fails to penalize those who lie consistently and brazenly.

On the other hand, the LR method tends to produce a constant positive bias; with the exception of Scenario 4 (strongly separated distribution functions underlying the two diagnostic categories) the cut-off levels found with this method lie consistently above the theoretical crossing points of the respective distribution functions.

Pathological liars will lie consistently, which is one thing you can count on they will lie all the time.

The strength of any DDO lies in consistently and coherently connecting its values (i.e., focus on personal growth) to everyday actions, routines, and processes.

Hawthorne knew, as Wineapple says, that "his strengths as a writer did not lie in consistently sustained narrative".

As you might expect, people love social services (the numbers don't lie), but consistently identified two particular pain points in today's social service experience: Firstly, users don't want to share every part of their life with every single person they happen to be connected to, whether on Twitter, Facebook, etc.

Perhaps the most interesting finding from our review is that when disagreement in the appraisal of article tone occurred, the lay reviewer consistently sensed more alarm in the title/article than the medical reviewer.