Sentence examples for consistent contest from inspiring English sources

The aim was to ensure a more consistent contest as well as to prevent injury.Perhaps not surprisingly, last year's refinement seems to have made little difference.

"As a rider, I'm happy I'm consistent at these contests," said Bright, who also won gold at the Winter X Games.

But Alaska's consistent leanings in presidential contests, as well as Ms. Palin's partisan politics, belie a more shades-of-gray conservatism on the ground.

An assist should also be credited — or rather debited — to schedulers who allowed a series that cried out to be played over five tests to be limited to three, reducing the likelihood of the late England revival that has been a consistent feature of recent contests between these teams.

This is an amazing improvement on previous contests and consistent with recent results [25], despite their use of larger candidate sets (PubChem instead of ChemSpider) and a slightly different ranking system.

In all likelihood, Landrieu and Cassidy will face each other in a runoff, and the polling data on that head-to-head contest has been consistent: since the start of the year, Cassidy has been in the lead.

Nick Goepper is always the guy to kind of beat in a contest, he is so consistent and so incredible and Joss is really killing it right now.

Evidence from laboratory experiments is largely consistent with these predictions, suggesting that contest design should account for risk attitudes of participants.

These discourses have been accompanied by little consistent evidence, however, to either confirm or contest changes in the composition of migrant flows.

But his victories have been so consistent that the officials who run the contest have decided to retire his crown and open the competition to new talent this year.

Would we all be better off--far-fetched as it sounds--if the contest model were eliminated and consistent editorial judgment were allowed to enter into the process of first book publication again?