How do we make sure that we're making consistent product?
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The SDF was making "consistent gains" every day, the coalition spokesman said.
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"The Lion King" has been making consistent profits since it opened in 1997.
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I'm really bad about making consistent donations, but I donate $18 to each on the spot.
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While New York Fashion Week is finally making consistent strides toward true diversity, London Fashion Week still has a quite a ways to go.
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I was making consistent returns as a day trader, but I was nervous about the insecurity and pressure to perform without a reliable paycheck.
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Vendors defended themselves, saying they've been making consistent improvements on security, but state officials said they were wary of federal involvement in state and local races.
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Walter Sr. ends up using the website as a way to launder the money he makes from selling meth by making consistent, anonymous donations to himself.
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By making consistent contributions to their retirement plans early in their careers, these savers are giving their investments decades to grow and benefit from compounding interest.
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They do it by making consistent strides toward improving their communities and investing their time and effort on a continual basis — not by spending one Saturday afternoon in the park.
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But you do need to be making consistent contributions toward your future, either through your employer's retirement plan such as a 2100(k) or 21(b) or an individual retirement account.
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"The proposed rule seeks to reduce unnecessary paperwork and delays, and to promote better decision-making consistent with NEPA's statutory requirements," said a CEQ fact sheet about the proposed change seen by Reuters.
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For states to develop long term plans for future elections, they need to know that the federal government will be making consistent and stable appropriations to secure the election process, yet there have been few fruitful discussions about providing such predictable resources.
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The Raptors have to be realistic about not only the era in which they exist, but about the aging curves of their two stars, the flexibility they'd sacrifice keeping everyone together, and the perceived benefit of making consistent playoff runs—both to the players and the organizational equity in the NBA and in the city (where competition for winter attention is about to ratchet up once again following the resurgence of the Maple Leafs).
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381 during his nine-game late-season trial. But for the rest of his MLB career, Cook would have trouble making consistent contact. He hit .208 in 149 at bats in , then spent almost all of in Triple-A, going hitless in five at bats with the Reds.
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Broadleaf weeds can emerge annually, biennially, or perennially, making consistent management difficult. Perennial weeds are often very difficult to control as the weeds regenerate faster than they can be eradicated. Broadleaf weeds, as their name suggests, often have wide leaves and grow from a stem. Most broadleaf weeds develop clusters of blossoms or single flowers as they mature that can be considered undesirable.
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He left Moreland Zebras at the end of round 19 to join Bentleigh Greens for the remainder of the season. On 30 November 2012, McMaster joined the Wellington Phoenix for a second injury replacement stint this time as cover for Glen Moss. In 2014, McMaster made a return to Heidelberg United in the inaugural NPL season in Victoria. He has been making consistent appearances under coach George Katsakis.
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The distances normally considered to be "long range" is weather and caliber dependent, and long range may be defined as stretching the distance which the firearm and ammunition is capable of making consistent hits. Generally some may claim that for the .22 LR cartridge any distances over 100 meters (109 yards) is considered long range. For centerfire intermediate rifle calibers, some might say that everything over 300 to 400 m is considered long range, while some may claim that long range "starts" at 500 m.
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The English bowling was obviously of great strength, but their batting was not far behind. The slightly-built left-handed Peter Richardson looked set for a long career for England; he had a Test average of 46.20 at the start of the series and had made centuries against Australia, South Africa, the West Indies and New Zealand. At Johannesburg in 1956-57 he took 488 minutes to reach three figures, a new record for the slowest Test century.p430, Frith Despite this he was known for his ability to make runs against the tightest fielding and was known to be a good tourist, but despite making consistent runs in the state matches he failed in the series and never made another Test century.
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