Sentence examples for were a more consistent from inspiring English sources

The Spice Girls were a more consistent band than Blur, so as far as revisiting 1990s pop culture goes this is an exceptionally welcome memory.

Avatar was a more consistent strong performer, grossing £5.94m in the third frame.

High heels are a more consistent power statement, but they hurt too much.

Playing shortstop last year, Reyes showed he is a more consistent fielder than Matsui and has a much stronger arm.

However, there used to be a more consistent return on fans purchasing albums after getting their hands on underpriced singles.

He is a more consistent finisher at the moment than David Villa — and much more than the lapsed, almost-forgotten Fernando Torres.

But as much as there are these infrequent nods to getting older, there has been a more consistent attempt to court a younger market.

In Mr. Houghton's 1991 autobiography, "Entrances and Exits," he marveled about his partner, "His was a more consistent and dogged optimism than any I'd ever known".

Williams looked nearly unstoppable in her first-round romp over Anna Tatishvili, but Garcia is a more consistent player whose game is more naturally suited for clay.

If Djokovic is to regain the heights he reached under the tutelage of Marián Vajda, a former middling Slovakian pro, he must finish his points quicker, by being a more consistent server and a more adventurous player.

The review concludes that there should be a more consistent regulatory approach to ensure the safety of all products that are inserted into the human body.