Sentence examples for to give consistent from inspiring English sources

"We're trying to give consistent sensations".

Mr. McNally said it was important to give consistent information and to explain the status of the pension fund's condition in plain English.

— The nation said final farewell on Saturday to Edward M. Kennedy, who used his privileged life to give consistent, passionate voice to the underprivileged for nearly a half-century as a United States senator from Massachusetts.

Although Mr. Kissinger would later recall that by October 1973, "Nixon no longer had the time or nervous energy to give consistent leadership," the secretary of state would continue to promote the fiction that the president was in charge during the Yom Kippur War.

A single integrated commission is essential to give consistent advice and assistance to victims of discrimination (including those, such as gays, lesbians and the elderly, who were not covered by the old commissions), and, even more important, to undertake strategic enforcement in areas such as equal pay where individual actions have failed to change entrenched patterns of inequality.

Several methods presented for the determination of fractal dimensions are shown to give consistent results.

Reliability of measurement refers to the extent, to which the measured variance in a score reflects the true score, rather than random error; that is, the extent to which measures give consistent or accurate results [ 29].

In general, one would like to have estimators that give consistent estimates of the parameters.

This may occur when a respondent does not give consistent consideration to questions used to evaluate their HRQoL at each assessment point.

It is easy to see that both diagrams give consistent results.

It's something that everybody talks about all the time (not just pro athletes), but so few of us give consistent effort to maintaining it.