Sentence examples for rather consistently from inspiring English sources

Hermione, by contrast, who establishes the Society for the Protection of Elfish Welfare despite the ridicule of her friends, functions "rather consistently at the Level 5, obeying the rules consistent with her internal moral code and breaking those that are not".

In the end, "the Court's divisions meant that conservatives prevailed more or less on issues associated with the Republican Party's efforts to scale down the size of government, while losing rather consistently on the social issues abortion, gay rights, and affirmative action that animated an important part of the party's base".

In the end, "the Court's divisions meant that conservatives prevailed — more or less — on issues associated with the Republican Party's efforts to scale down the size of government, while losing rather consistently on the social issues — abortion, gay rights, and affirmative action — that animated an important part of the party's base".

Apical stress increased rather consistently in the incisor and lateral incisors, by increasing the inclination.

In fact, from 1937 through 1967, growth mutual funds rather consistently trumped value mutual funds.

These virtually identical slopes for different time spans indicate that gains have been continuing rather consistently and are not largely due to an increase prior 1995.

It was intriguing and tense rather than consistently exciting.

His friends say he took H.I.V. drugs, which are expensive, off and on rather than consistently.

"I want the BBC to assist commercial local media rather than consistently treating us like a major competitor.

He seems likely, instead, to take a similar approach to last year, riding among the overall leaders on selected stages, rather than consistently.

Rather than consistently belittling the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, he could have said that he understood why many Americans have serious concerns about Moscow's involvement in the 2016 election.