Sentence examples for into more consistent from inspiring English sources

In short, "meaningful anchors" – where monetary awards ideally complement the context of the injury – translate into more consistent dollar amounts.

The Guardian understands a performance expert will also be recruited in the coming months to assist Melville with the job of converting England's huge playing numbers into more consistent top-level success.

It was only six months ago that Vick was in the midst of adjusting to a new head coach, the former Louisville coach Bobby Petrino, who was supposed to hone Vick's athleticism into more consistent play.

The primary codes expressing similar ideas were compared and then either rephrased into a more consistent code or divided into two or more different codes which were then categorised.

He credited Peterson with helping him develop into a more consistent pitcher.

Aree has developed into a more consistent player, and she looked calm handling the pressure of the Open.

He transformed into a more consistent pitcher who threw with greater force and better control in the 2007 season.

Under Russ Grimm, the Cardinals' offensive line coach, Lutui helped turn one of the worst offensive lines in football into a more consistent unit.

Roddy, however, prefers it "chopped by hand, as it has more substance and a more distinct texture, which is obliterated into a more consistent, pleasing smoothness by a food processor".

The gamble for the Jets is whether Edwards will grow into a more consistent performer on the field — he had 16 drops last season — and a more mature citizen out of uniform.

"It will, over time, if he does the right job, take the company out of the boom-bust environment it's been living in and into a more consistent revenue-and-earnings business," Mr. Jones said.