Sentence examples for more consistent but from inspiring English sources

Other restaurants were more consistent, but few were as original.

Main courses were not only more consistent but generally more interesting — large portions of sophisticated versions of down-home cooking.

Most players on tour prefer to begin the point by attacking their opponent's more consistent but less venomous backhand.

Woods has been barely more consistent, but a confident five-foot putt for five hands the world No2 a two-hole lead.

"We need to be more consistent, but that has been French rugby for the last 100 years," said Philippe Saint-André, who has replaced Marc Lièvremont as coach.

Here's Mr. Strebulaev's bottom line: If you want bigger wins, go with Silicon Valley, if you want more consistent, but smaller returns, pick Hollywood.

I will do everything I can [to be more consistent] but I think it's good to have the big titles and then maybe lose first round, than play in the quarter-finals [all the time].

People tell me I'm more consistent now, but that's because I'm centre-forward every week.

Langton set out to forge a simpler and more elegant chaptering of the Bible, one with fewer divisions of a more consistent size — but that might nonetheless be keyed to significant transitions in the text.

Doyle said he was working on making Harrison's first serve a more consistent weapon, but pointed out that Harrison's second serve is one of the best in the game.

MSPs say the creation of a single national force led to a more consistent service, but some issues need to be addressed.