On ITN we would consistently be in the top 10 of viewing figures for the week.
But if Mr. Walsh would consistently deliver that definition, he would lift Verve from the middle of the pack.
In isolation, neither would consistently provide a crystal-clear picture of the trick, but the combination usually sufficed.
"If upstate New York State were an independent state, it would consistently rank in the bottom-fifth of job growth," she said.
Just last month, Hillary Rodham Clinton said, "If upstate New York State were an independent state, it would consistently rank in the bottom fifth of job growth".
Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz marveled at Mr. Madoff's record of success and talked of returns that would consistently outperform the market.
There isn't yet a single five-minute clip I could send them of Miliband where they would consistently understand what he was saying, or identify with it.
It seems far-fetched that Rothbart, a frequent contributor to "This American Life," would consistently stumble upon characters so memorable and fully formed, let alone remember entire conversations.
So it is not surprising that the mayors' survey, which relies primarily on the collected impressions (and varied recordkeeping) of these agencies, would consistently report an increase in demand.
The performance is terrific, but it's hard to suspend disbelief that the head of a behavioural science unit would consistently believe that he's definitely figured out who the Chesapeake Ripper is "this time".
After spending hours at the University of Chicago's science library and much of the summer developing a program that would consistently analyze the faces, he achieved 95percentt accuracy.
