Sentence examples for unable to find consistent from inspiring English sources

Smith and Carlos were unable to find consistent employment for years.

Eager to eat healthily but unable to find consistent options for eating after work in the City, friends Marcus Price and Niall Crowley set up Evolve, a home delivery service for paleo ready-meals.

The study concludes: "The key finding from the impact evaluation using administrative data was that across a wide range of outcomes, covering the key objectives of the programme – employment, benefit receipt, school attendance, safeguarding and child welfare – we were unable to find consistent evidence that the troubled families programme had any significant or systematic impact".

Partly because of insufficient information we were unable to find consistent relationships between metal toxicity in laboratory-prepared diets and any other factor including, supplemented metal compound (e.g. CuSO4 or CuCl2), duration of metal exposure, diet type (i.e. practical, purified or live diets), or water quality (flow rates, temperature, hardness, pH, alkalinity).

Hines was unable to find consistent work and lived on his Army pension as well as income from odd jobs and selling his souvenirs.

Yet, we were unable to find consistent predictors that explained this variation.

"The frustrating thing is we've been unable to find a consistent lineup," Piazza said.

Johnson began to spray the ball around, Josh Hazlewood was unable to find a consistent line or length, and there was talk of reviving the old gag about a codicil in a will asking for ashes to be scattered by Mitchell Starc.

When American zoologists Voss and Carleton restudied Winge's material in a 1993 paper, they were unable to find any consistent differences between the two and accordingly considered them to pertain to the same species.

While some council members questioned whether the house would encroach on Fayad's privacy or detract from his view, all said they were unable to find it consistent in size and character with the surrounding neighborhoods.

We were unable to find a consistent pattern that people living in rural areas have materially different health to that of those living in primary cities.