Sentence examples for more consistent sense from inspiring English sources

But like many readers, I would like to see a greater and more consistent sense of urgency reflected on The Times's news pages in dealing with this subject, which has such profound implications for civil liberties, for press freedom, for the privacy of American citizens and for democracy.

You get a much more consistent, personal sense of him in these regular updates that you might otherwise.

In contrast, drift magnitude is less differentiated, implying a more consistent or evenly dispersed sense of phenomenal transparency.

What I've seen with my own eyes and can intuit with common sense is more consistent and persuasive.

If we cannot accept the type of politics that led to this, then we must become part of a different type of politics, one that is more consistent with our values and sense of right and wrong.

These plans shift more of the risk onto companies, but for smaller businesses that may have a healthier employee base they may make more sense with more consistent payments and the opportunity for cost savings.

Our position is somewhat different, as we sense a more consistent and enduring tendency in Foucault to combine meticulous investigation with the urgency born of a militant impulse that was never entirely disavowed.

It not only characterizes the input output relationship between cloud-top temperature and rainfall at the ground level, but also is more consistent with physical and remote sensing principles than single-pixel matches.

For example, one participant expressed a sense of isolation more consistent with remote areas than that of a rural location.

Providing scoring systems for an instrument can help users make sense of large data sets and produce more consistent data sets across implementations.

One theme that's more consistent across the Harvard poll and other recent surveys is a sense of disenchantment with politics in general.