Sentence examples for consistent enough to be from inspiring English sources

I'm not consistent enough to be a parent – I blow too hot and cold.

The Eagles are the best team in the National Conference, with no one consistent enough to be close.

Crate and Barrel is consistent enough to be reliable, yet it changes just enough to be relevant, Ms. Liebmann said.

"It is not pervasive or endemic in today's BBC but it is visible, frequent and consistent enough to be a very real concern.

"I believe some of the rockets I try have a citrusy flavour but it's never been consistent enough to be able to say this is the lemony rocket.

This behaviour was "not pervasive or endemic", the report said, but was "visible, frequent and consistent enough to be a very real concern".

For that to happen, though, we must first see how the Van Rompuy/Ashton/Barroso Europe beds down, and then be consistent enough to follow the logic of any dissatisfaction with last night's appointment process by electing Europe's next president in an EU-wide poll.

Like Mandelbaum, Merwin offers occasional rhymes, both strict and loose, but since these tend to occur in paired couplets ("feet/beat," "metal/portal") the point of Dante's rhymes is essentially lost; the attempts at rhyme here aren't consistent enough to constitute an important formal element of the new translation.

First, the levels of 16S detected in subject BAL are too high to be consistent with contamination (Figure 1), but high enough to be consistent with a low level colonization.

Yet measured denitrification rates in this region have never been high enough to be consistent with this estimate.

For this reason, we used a matrix projection model that is simple enough to be consistent with the TNG, yet realistic enough to make long-term forecasts.