Sentence examples for has used fairly consistent from inspiring English sources

He has used fairly consistent techniques during his roughly 30 debates on the national stage: he is an aggressive competitor who scolds his opponents, grins when he scores and is handy with the rhetorical knife.

(Not coincidentally, this language is very consistent with the language he used as a candidate in 2008. It is fairly distinct from the language he has used for much of his first two years in office, where partisanship has been more the rule than the exception).

In California, agricultural pesticide use has been fairly consistent statewide, with basically the same counties, crops, and pesticides ranking highest in use year after year since full reporting was implemented in 1990 (Wilhoit et al. 1998).

The Obama team has been fairly consistent in its staging of events and could use as its model the election night rally in Grant Park in Chicago — a celebratory but serious gathering, striking in its simplicity, at which Mr. Obama tried to raise hopes but not expectations.

But the sound has been fairly consistent.

"Our legislative structure has remained fairly consistent," she says.

Terrelle Pryor has been fairly consistent, but faces a tough Pittsburgh defense.

Yet even though Mr. Gephardt's voting record has remained fairly consistent in recent years, the accusation that he lacks a core lingers among his critics.

Plumbing, as a craft, has been fairly consistent since the dawn of civilization, so I'm not too worried about that.

Overall, results for all content areas showed fairly stable mean effects, suggesting the gap has been fairly consistent over the period from 2000 to 2009.

That latter metric has been fairly consistent — Amazon said the same in its 2017 wrap-up, as well.