Sentence examples for are consistent enough to from inspiring English sources

"Bounce" may be far from a great film, but its pleasures are consistent enough to remind you of how few movies nowadays come anywhere close to matching it in intelligence and emotional balance.

Wind turbines could rise up to 55 feet above roofs, but only on buildings taller than 100 feet or those near the waterfront, where winds are consistent enough to generate power reliably.

Although the 2010 2015 annual training participation rates are consistent enough to demonstrate which training topics were the most and least accessed, the data in Table 4 also show some change over time.

We also believe that students' assessments (with coefficients of reliability between 0.75 and 0.94) are consistent enough to rank practices according to their teaching performance.

This review, which included an additional treatment trial, found insufficient data to allow pooling, but the effects reported are consistent enough to conclude that treatment results in 0.5 to 1.5 day reduction in influenza symptoms or illness, or both.

Our choice to use the WHS for this purpose is also driven by the fact that unfortunately there are no multi-country panel surveys that are consistent enough to be used for in a multilevel model looking at financial hardship.

"We have not been consistent enough to have guaranteed starters.

Crate and Barrel is consistent enough to be reliable, yet it changes just enough to be relevant, Ms. Liebmann said.

Kenseth was much less spectacular than Earnhardt, but he was consistent enough to win the driver's championship.

Audiences over 50 will relish its humor, which is consistent enough to keep things airborne much of the time.

Though test scores have risen in some grades in recent years, the gains have not been consistent enough to affect the school's overall standing.