Sentence examples for more consistent work from inspiring English sources

That is precisely what is happening at Starbucks, which is adjusting its scheduling algorithms to go easier on parents through more consistent work shifts.

For me, television is especially appealing because it is much more consistent work, especially as a regular on a show.

By creating loyal contingent workers, you reap the benefits of more consistent work outputs, people who are familiar with your corporate practices and reduced costs and time for onboarding.

When he took on more consistent work with Marvel in the late 80s through books like The Incredible Hulk and The Amazing Spider-Man, he focused on audacious poses and extreme action, exploding heroes out of their panels to make them pop off the page.

Clearly further work examining temporal lobe deactivations needs to be undertaken; the current findings are perhaps more consistent with work showing patients with ADHD exhibit increased VLF resting state BOLD activation and connectivity in sensory cortices including superior temporal gyrus [37] and occipital cortex [38].

However, the number of dimensions might have an effect in the simulations described below and the confidence intervals calculated, so it is more consistent to work with the full shape space.

Interestingly, smaller nodule size was associated with DTC in our study, which is more consistent with the work of Kim et al. [ 15].

Alongside the financial opportunity, there are equally important benefits in promoting more long-term, consistent work with children and families and encouraging early intervention.

Still, a lesser actor - Paul Newman, say, only a few months younger - built up a far more consistent body of work than Brando dared.

Better algorithms can align the right workers with the right employers almost instantaneously, and reputation systems ensures that workers are more consistent in their work (and employers act responsibly as well).

In the case of b) everything is more or less normal, making this paper less of a splash perhaps but more consistent piece of work.