Sentence examples for difficult to be consistent from inspiring English sources

But it is so difficult to be consistent because every situation is different.

"Therefore selection's been difficult to be consistent with". Cambridge United have not beaten Stevenage - their closest geographical rivals in League Two - in their last four matches, losing three and drawing one.

"We can compete by trying to be intelligent and to be united, because football is very difficult to be consistent and we have been more consistent than anybody in the world in the last 15 years".

I also trained with Bill Grant but his hours would change on his job so it was difficult to be consistent however we did have good workouts.

However it will be difficult to be consistent if this is the only type of guest your show is built on.

Parents may find it difficult to be consistent in rating these covert behaviours which are not easily observed compared to the overt behaviours.

"The most difficult thing in life is to be consistent at the top level," Wenger said.

Such an approach would be very difficult to justify, not least because, to be consistent, almost all other fisheries would have to be prohibited.

The low literacy levels, particularly among women, made it difficult to recruit female interviewers, required to be consistent with local customs of gender separation and isolation.

In the following five years, their performance deteriorated, with more of such managers ending up in the bottom quintile than in the top (see chart).Why is it so difficult to be a consistent outperformer?

Extensive video footage attributed to the attack in eastern Damascus (which we assess would be very difficult to falsify) is consistent with the use of a nerve agent, such as sarin, and is not consistent with the use of blister or riot control agents.