Sentence examples for been a more consistent from inspiring English sources

But as much as there are these infrequent nods to getting older, there has been a more consistent attempt to court a younger market.

On global-warming policy, Obama has been a more consistent advocate of action, but after his comprehensive climate-change legislation died in Congress, in 2010, his E.P.A. was slow to fill the policy vacuum with its new regulatory regime.

Dolan, like every other N.H.L. club owner, knows that under Lamoriello, the Devils not only have been a more consistent winner -- at least during the regular season -- than the Rangers lately but have done it with a relatively inexpensive payroll, currently a bargain $37.6 million compared with the Rangers' wasteful $61.2 million.

… There hasn't been a more consistent closer in the last few years".

No one in the history of that institution has been a more consistent and effective fighter than Kennedy for an enlightened agenda, be it civil rights and liberty, gender equality, labor and immigrant justice, environmental protection, educational opportunity or opposing military adventures.

Avatar was a more consistent strong performer, grossing £5.94m in the third frame.

High heels are a more consistent power statement, but they hurt too much.

Playing shortstop last year, Reyes showed he is a more consistent fielder than Matsui and has a much stronger arm.

However, there used to be a more consistent return on fans purchasing albums after getting their hands on underpriced singles.

He is a more consistent finisher at the moment than David Villa — and much more than the lapsed, almost-forgotten Fernando Torres.

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".