Sentence examples for was far more consistent from inspiring English sources

Since defenders struggle to stop him, his most significant rival is probably himself: he was far more consistent this season than last but still suggested there is scope for him to become even more influential.

Her serve, so often problematic in her career, had been shaky in round two of qualifying but it was far more consistent against Maria, with 65% at the first attempt and producing only four double faults.

But Dr. Amador said today that the recent filings by Mr. Moussaoui removed any doubt that his behavior was "far more consistent with a paranoid psychosis than with being an extremist Muslim".

You still have to keep hands on the wheel and eyes on the road (there is no driver monitor either) but the XC40 was far more consistent than ever before.

Transient expression of GFP in cells of lima bean cotyledons was far more consistent over time compared to soybean cotyledons.

In contrast, the evidence for the efficacy of fibrinogen concentrate was far more consistent, with no negative outcomes reported for any measure.

Chicago's violence has been far more consistent: The city's murder rate, according to Brennan Center data, is anticipated to jump 47.1percentthis yearar to 727 murders.

Republican voters have been far more consistent, meaning the party's campaigns have instead focused on tapping into networks of social conservatives, in particular home-schoolers.

The all-time best anthology of Kern (whom she often referred to as Uncle Jerry), it is far more consistent than Ella Fitzgerald's more famous Kern songbook album.

That may explain why, for all his ups and downs, Mr. Romney's public presentation and debate appearances have been far more consistent this time.

totality-of-the-circumstances approach is far more consistent with our prior treatment of probable cause than is any rigid demand that specific "tests" be satisfied by every informant's tip.