Sentence examples for suddenly consistent from inspiring English sources

After two erratic weeks, the Open went out with a touch of predictability from this suddenly consistent champion.

Not only is a $2,000 fixed and regular payment suddenly magically consistent with the NCAA's Collegiate Model, it is also "... an effective constraint on practices that threaten to estrange intercollegiate athletics from higher education or from those firmly held perceptions that endear college sports to the American public".

Somebody who has no telephone number, has no address that's consistent suddenly having a smartphone as your kind of digital home as you're trying to make your way in the world.

There's no predicting when an element that had been consistent will suddenly disappear.

Always hailed as an incredible athlete who could slash and score at will, he has suddenly blossomed into a consistent jump-shooter.

That's where someone with years of consistent high performance suddenly doesn't measure up.

Why do the "absent" genes, with expression pattern otherwise indistinguishable from the background noise suddenly show signs of expression consistent with that of reliably detectable genes?

Which is to say that both were integral to the delivery of consistent success, an expertise suddenly deemed dispensable.

If it is consistent and we don't suddenly find out that this year is totally different from last year's advice, then we just become sceptical again.

Paleontologists concluded that "the change happened gradually, in a way consistent with evolution via natural selection not suddenly, as researchers once had little choice but to believe".

By putting a camera on a rooftop, suddenly all of the individuals below become a blur of consistent movement, and a scene that on the ground appeared chaotic becomes very orderly and predictable.