Sentence examples for support consistently from inspiring English sources

No heavyweight British politician has espoused the idea of an English parliament, and public attitude surveys over the last five years show support consistently at between 16% and 19%.

It is highly unlikely that the ministers will make any serious attempt to inject logic, transparency and efficacy into the way schools are funded, especially to ensure that the greatest support consistently goes to the students and schools with the greatest need.

Our seismic interpretations support consistently slow and steady sedimentation during the Late Oligocene to the Early Miocene (Figs. 4, 5, 6, 7).

While the support consistently outweighed the critique for the first decades, the tide seemed to change at the beginning of the new millennium.

Only in Romania, often an outlier in the region, was support consistently in the 70percentt range.

High levels of native vegetation cover can be expected to support consistently high levels of species abundance and alpha diversity across individual patches, and thus a high level of total gamma diversity across the landscape (Figure 1A).

In later years the party was supported consistently in opinion polls by 20 to 25 percent of Scottish voters, making it the second most popular party in Scotland after Labour.

Although the relationship between the therapeutic alliance and outcome has been supported consistently across several studies and meta-analyses, there is less known about how the patient and therapist contribute to this relationship.

Support for education funding consistently declines with age.

For the creation of high-speed intercity maglev routes, however, political support is consistently lacking.

The same pattern holds on the previous PPP surveys and those from other organizations: Paul's support is consistently much higher among self-identified independents than among Republicans.