Sentence examples for smaller but consistent from inspiring English sources

However, Mr. Bush's relatively smaller but consistent margins in suburban and rural counties, in much of the South and West, helped him overcome Mr. Kerry's urban-county margins.

The Medicare issue has also helped Democrats maintain a much smaller but consistent advantage among older voters, especially older women, an advantage that could become more important as the population ages and the proportion of voters who are 65 and older continues to grow.

Differences are smaller, but consistent.

Consequently, we also identified differences that were smaller but consistent.

Vasopressin and neurotensin caused smaller but consistent increases in [Ca2+].

We also observed smaller but consistent differences between urban and rural areas in both surveys in other covariates such as the exposure to parental smoking at home and maternal smoking during pregnancy although these did not reach statistical significance.

Still, combining sets describing complementary information consistently leads to small but consistent improvement in modeling performance (average MCC 0.01 better, average RMSE 0.01 log units lower).

You can increase your comfort level with risk slowly and consistently over time--taking small but consistent steps which will eventually lead to bigger gains than a one-time gamble on the risky move paying off.

The gains, measured in meters, were small but consistent.

I've had small but consistent breaks – and a lot of rejection.

One promising place is in the small but consistent political differences between the sexes.