Sentence examples for more consistent effort from inspiring English sources

For example, the author views "work harder " and "work consistently " differently (i.e. more effort in general vs. more consistent effort).

Scott Segal, its executive director, said it sought a "more consistent" effort to rewrite the pollution rules.

Prodded by Low to give a more consistent effort, the Rangers required just 6 21 to open the scoring.

They'll need to maintain a far more consistent effort against the top sides like Fremantle and this one won't be easy without nuggety but oft-suspended Jack Ziebell, who's been pinged again.

Perhaps I could have made a more consistent effort to be affectionate and caring and open, but we were stuck in a cycle; she would be critical of so much of what I did and the criticisms would make me withdrawn.

The Eagles will also want a more consistent effort from Bell, the Big East's co-player of the year, who had more fouls (3) than points (2) in the first half against Southern Utah, before rescuing the Eagles in the second half.

His attempt to create a general theory of all competitive activities were followed by more consistent efforts from von Neumann on game theory, and his later writings about card games presented a significant issue in the mathematical analysis of card games.

Among some current and former officials, a consensus is emerging that a more consistent, forceful American effort could have helped to keep the Taliban and Al Qaeda's leadership from regrouping.

They perceive the French Revolution as a political event that could have been avoided if the French monarchy had been more consistent in its effort to modify political institutions in order to keep up with the new needs of its people.

The stimulus has provided some money for training, she says, but a much more consistent and longer-term effort is needed.

Automatic Train Operation (ATO) can mitigate this variation and provides a more consistent control of braking effort, improving passenger comfort.