Is there a more consistent and equitable way to determine who pays what?
In Mr. Houghton's 1991 autobiography, "Entrances and Exits," he marveled about his partner, "His was a more consistent and dogged optimism than any I'd ever known".
"In fact the end user's experience should be optimised by the delivery of a more consistent and lump-free icing sugar".
"I would call on them to provide a more consistent and comprehensive message through equal attention to nutrition qualities, physical activity, getting rid of junk-food sponsorships.
Annacone thinks Roger grew accustomed to overwhelming opponents from the back court: to being the better athlete and hitting a more, consistent and heavier ball.
Greater investment in staff training and a "more consistent and considered direction from those setting policy" may both be needed, he said.
A more consistent and productive hitter with the Rockies than he ever was before the Mets traded him last season, the.288-hitting Matsui cracked his second double of the game.
The reviews of the fixed product will be used to outweigh older ones of the broken product to create a more consistent and useful rating of the product users would receive now.
He said he hoped the Coalition took a "more consistent and coherent approach" to policy making but refused to say which budget measures Labor would support due to "speculation the government will change policy".
A BBC spokesman said: "Clearly the huge range and variety of our programming can't ever be captured in a sample of 15 programmes, and we're working with the industry to develop a more consistent and rigorous monitoring tool.
Al Gore - who has a more consistent and complete programme of government than any of the other potential presidential candidates - is dismissed as a serious contender because he is said to lack charm.
