Sentence examples for a more consistent pace from inspiring English sources

In the last three months, orders have started to arrive at a more consistent pace when measured against historical trends, said John T. Chambers, the chief executive, in an interview on Wednesday after the company released its fiscal fourth-quarter results.

However, in shifts with a more consistent pace of work the providers may anticipate the handover as they consider the extent of patient evaluations and testing, and the context of other departments as they prepare for the handover.

"Many sectors of the traditional news industry have been slow to embrace changes brought on by digital technology," it states, before recommending a "faster and more consistent pace of innovation and investment".

The RP reaction followed a more uniform pace.

The hospital inhabitants' attempts to create a new society — there are elections, talent shows, a roller boogie and a musical — could have been culled in order to showcase the best of Adrian's imagination while providing a more consistent tone and a brisker pace.

Since London the quartet have endured a boot camp in Majorca, and they have also adopted a slightly different strategy on track, taking longer turns to enable each rider to maintain a more consistent rhythm rather than shorter turns which can lead to more changes of pace.

Lunch brought a more consistent experience.

I need to get better — just have more consistent at-bats, a more consistent approach.

That lens produced a more consistent story.

The U.S. Treasury market has told a more consistent story.

In addition, the use of paced breathing between breath-hold challenges in the Bright and Murphy [ 2013] method leads to a more consistent baseline condition, and thus a less variable measure [Scouten and Schwarzbauer, 2008].