Sentence examples for more consistent of from inspiring English sources

Should we expect anything more consistent of a Justice Kagan?

market, erratic in the years after the crisis, has been more consistent of late.

Djokovic has been the more consistent of the two players over the course of the tournament, but Nadal has been peaking in the second week.

I find St.-Joseph to be the more consistent of the two, but I run across more Crozes-Hermitages in stores, possibly because of its size or because its name calls to mind Hermitage, its more famous sibling.

Still, Seles was the more consistent of the two, able to cover any errors on her serve with five aces, able to run down Coetzer's ground strokes with speed that even stunned Seles.

With Reister the more consistent of the two he always looked to have more control over what was happening, but looked as thought he would rue failing to take match points in the fourth set.

And there is also a clear need for a fairer and more consistent organisation of the complex array of end-of-life care services, with a more transparent system for commissioning based on local need.

There is more consistent evidence of occurrence of skin diseases in glass fiber workers [ 10, 11].

FLAIR images were used for ROIs based on a previous report of more consistent selection of tumor boundaries with FLAIR compared to T2 [ 34].

"This will be a good move if it is the start of a more consistent application of shared values," the Jordanian columnist Rami Khouri wrote the other day.

Of all the benefits of China's membership, however, none may have a more immediate and lasting effect on foreign investors than the establishment of a more consistent code of commercial regulations.