Sentence examples for stated consistently from inspiring English sources

However, the UN commission has stated consistently that its main working hypothesis is that the assassination was linked to Syria's political differences with Mr Hariri.The assassination of Mr Eid also came one day after a visit to Damascus by the Netherlands foreign minister, Maxim Verhagen.

I have stated consistently for year that I invest because I love helping entrepenuers and watching them learn and succeed.

Those nine states consistently have higher voter turnouts than other states.

Before the Baghdad attack five years ago, member states consistently resisted making significant investments in United Nations security.

The city has been a Democratic stronghold since the Reconstruction, even as the rest of the state consistently votes Republican.

Hawaii's economy has been strong in the last two years, and the state consistently has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation.

Nevada has been as ravaged by the economic downturn as any state, consistently posting some of the highest unemployment and foreclosure rates in the country.

Mr. Romney has been broadcasting television advertisements in the state consistently in the last few months and has the most impressive field operation there, but many evangelicals continue to regard his Mormon faith with suspicion.

Both states consistently suffer from high levels of obesity (and related illnesses, such as diabetes and heart disease), smoking and depression, and low levels of employment and rates of high-school graduation.

In the 20 years leading up to 2005, the latest year for which the nonpartisan Tax Foundation has analyzed numbers, people and businesses in our four states consistently paid more in taxes to Washington than the federal government has spent here.

A study of more than 300,000 car loans arranged through Nissan dealers from March 1993 to last September -- thought to be the largest pool of car loan data ever analyzed for racial patterns -- shows that black customers in 33 states consistently paid more than white customers, regardless of credit history.