Sentence examples for more consistent if from inspiring English sources

That went to Alexei Grishin of Belarus, who completed a more consistent, if less spectacular, pair of jumps.

The veteran American video artist Bill Viola is more consistent, if only because his work is unremittingly, emptily pretentious.

It would be much more consistent if the Commonwealth collected the MRRT for the states and passed that funding back to the states.

When you bake anything it is much simpler and results are more consistent if you use grams and scale your ingredients.

More consistent, if not real-time, data about revenue, new orders, and major investments would help investors make more informed decisions and, into the bargain, would diminish the value of insider information.

"More consistent, if not real-time, data about revenue, new orders and major investments would help investors make more informed decisions and, into the bargain, would diminish the value of insider information," he continues.

"If we become more consistent in certain basics of our game, then this team is very capable.

They will be looking to be more consistent in the FL t20 but, if they do play their best cricket, they will be right in the mix and will be a better side for the experience of narrowly missing out on Finals Day last season.

If the relievers had been more consistent or if the Mets had scored more than a measly 12 runs in Santana's losses, he could easily have 15 victories and be chasing a 20-win season and even a third Cy Young Award.

The Giants will hope for more consistent execution if they do.

Pitches need more pace and more consistent bounce if the best batsmen and best bowlers are to thrive and attractive cricket be promoted.