Sentence examples for from consistent from inspiring English sources

Instead, Seattle has been far from consistent this season.

Thus, the Catholic Monarchs' antinoble policy was far from consistent.

But the public mood is far from consistent.

Consumers worldwide would benefit from consistent national policies to eliminate overfishing and rebuild all depleted populations.

The ambiguity lies more with David than "the left", because those who criticise Israel do so from consistent anti-racism.

"That has been most apparent from consistent attempts by the U.M.N.O.

Noise-induced hearing loss can come about in two ways: from a brief exposure to a very loud noise or from consistent exposure to moderate-level noise.

The scheme has suffered from consistent meddling from two government administrations that has transformed a straightforward concept into a bureaucratic quagmire.

O'Connor, who prefers vague standards to clear rules, does not derive her opinions from consistent principles that guide her from case to case.

"We agree that children benefit from consistent curricula; we provide such curricula," he wrote, adding that because few students left the school, the uniform curriculum was not necessary.

The aim of the deal is to help communities living in National Parks to benefit from consistent high quality mobile connectivity, while minimising any adverse environmental impacts.