Sentence examples for more consistent international from inspiring English sources
Michael Aylwin Malakai Fekitoa ensures All Blacks get their revenge against Ireland Argentina's defeat of Ireland at last year's World Cup and their encouraging performances in this year's Rugby Championship raised hopes that they are turning into a more consistent international force.
The model parameters in our study drew on better data than were available to the Barcelona study and are also more consistent with the international literature on usage of bicycle sharing systems.
Note a somewhat choppy growth pattern in U.S. and Canadian deal volume, and compare that to a more consistent growth pattern in international deal volume.
Even with a suitably flexible judging formula, however, the answer to judging anomalies in all of the "subjective" sports must be sought in stricter and more consistent training and certification for international judges, and the imposition of meaningful sanctions for judges who obviously transgress.
By reaching across the divide between developed and developing countries it created a forum more consistent with the pattern of international relations in the 21st century, and by limiting attendance to a smaller number than the other global multilateral bodies, it sought to escape from the unwieldy inertia of their decision-making processes.
A more consistent Wilsonian than Reagan, Moynihan argued that both actions violated international law.
After the London bombings it decided to adopt its international vocabulary at home, to be more consistent.
But we have pressed forward, slowly, steadily, to make a system of international rules and norms that are better and stronger and more consistent.
These challenges include the need for improved sequence annotation for fish, the application of international standards to arrays for data capture and analysis and appropriate (and more consistent) experimental design to ensure rigour in biological interpretations.
An international consensus delineating what is meant by MVI in HCC could provide a more consistent evaluation and, therefore, a more reliable prediction of prognosis and a better understanding of the pathophysiology of HCC angioinvasion.
