Sentence examples for effectively consistently from inspiring English sources

But for them to play deep into October, they need him to pitch effectively, consistently and, if possible, deep into games.

It is actually very difficult to effectively and consistently strike that tiny, motionless ball.

Hussey developed a reputation at an early age for his capacity to leave the ball, effectively and consistently.

There are huge opportunities to do our work more effectively and consistently, but we haven't had the same kind of support.

Players, coaches and soccer executives acknowledge there are too few Canadian players of sufficient quality to effectively and consistently compete internationally.

"With other families of wealth over the years, the Rockefellers or the Kennedys, the giving was done quietly, effectively and consistently over a long period of time," he said.

"It is the obligation of everyone, including the players on the field, to ensure that rules designed to promote player safety, fair play, and the integrity of the game are adhered to and effectively and consistently enforced," Commissioner Goodell said.

If you're so knackered you can't effectively and consistently intervene to promote learning, or are fed up and losing your zest for the classroom due to overwork or stress (whether caused internally or externally), you yourself won't be as effective at the front of and moving around the classroom.

Given this, and when considering the huge additional financial impact of low breastfeeding rates in the UK (if nothing else, the other hot topic of obesity), I cannot understand why the government does not invest a relatively small amount in effectively and consistently supporting breastfeeding.

"It is the obligation of everyone, including the players on the field, to ensure that rules designed to promote player safety, fair play and the integrity of the game are adhered to and effectively and consistently enforced," Goodell said in a statement in May.

"It is the obligation of everyone, including the players on the field, to ensure that rules designed to promote player safety, fair play and the integrity of the game are adhered to and effectively and consistently enforced," Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement.