Sentence examples for consistent effort to from inspiring English sources

Scott Segal, its executive director, said it sought a "more consistent" effort to rewrite the pollution rules.

Effective bully prevention requires that schools engage in a concerted and consistent effort to develop a positive social culture that supports all children.

While there have been signs of improvement in the past two years, it will take consistent effort to change the culture that allowed profiling to flourish.

The college prospectus declared a "consistent effort to teach method, not content; to emphasise process - a grammar of the art of living and working in the world".

Yet unlike his fellow ex-Bullingdon men and Tory patricians, Cameron and London mayor Boris Johnson, Osborne does not make a consistent effort to play down his privilege or make it endearing.

The library board recognizes that it will take several years of consistent effort to bring the library up to the level of its neighboring libraries and to offer the level of service the community now expects".

In this election, the Democrats were linked by their consistent efforts to tie their Republican opponents to President Bush.

Discuss: When you read online or print materials, do you make consistent efforts to distinguish between facts, opinions and claims?

This discretion may be born of Kennedy's awareness of Kentucky's consistent efforts to protect its own trademark.

The effect was poetic, but the rhythm tended to flop, despite Mr. Eschenbach's consistent efforts to keep the music moving.

In between consistent efforts to make the case that most young women are feminists even if they don't know it, she gamely fielded compliments (only half in jest) from Stephen Colbert about her "hot little bod" and indulged in a little flirty banter about girls gone wild at Mardi Gras.