Sentence examples for more consistent record from inspiring English sources

Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, has a more consistent record on science; unfortunately, it's consistently bad.

They have reached the last two World Twenty20 finals, a more consistent record than England, who won the inaugural competition at Lord's in 2009 but failed to make the semis in 2010.

"Aw C'mon" is the more consistent record of the pair, with run-down laments like "Four Pounds in Two Days" (about Wagner's attempt to quit smoking) and "Women Help to Create the Kind of Men They Despise" (selfexplanatory) and a number of wonderful instrumentals.

I prefer the India Investment Fund from Morgan Stanley because it has a better and more consistent record.

And Purkiss is aware they need a more consistent record if they are to close the four-point gap to the play-off places.

Additionally, interoperable electronic systems in which health records were accessed by providers could reduce the need for multiple health records of residents/patients, allowing for a more consistent record to be kept.

Mr. Abinanti, an independent Democrat, has a more consistent environmental record.

At Ghazni, about 330 km northeast of Kandahar, a slightly more consistent temporal record is available.

In fact, it has a more consistent track record of DJs, producers, labels and promoters than most other cities in the UK - and has managed to remain forward-thinking along with this consistency.

Neither has a record as a dogmatic conservative, and they are competing with candidates like Rick Santorum and Michele Bachmann who have much longer and more consistent conservative records.

If that persists, it should encourage albums of more consistent quality, since record companies stand to make more money when people spend $12 on a single artist than if they allocate $2 to each of six bands.