Sentence examples for argument consistent with from inspiring English sources
While Gore's analysis was not a conventional antidoping test, Usada concluded that the findings "build a compelling argument consistent with blood doping".
…Due to the recent lapse in funding for the FCC and the relevant component of the Department of Justice, the Commission believes that, in an abundance of caution, it should move for an extension to ensure that attorneys may fully prepare for argument consistent with the Antideficiency Act….
Murray et al [ 7] present an argument consistent with ours in arguing that plans for what the patient considers a good death ought to begin early but be reviewed subsequently as their condition changes, and heart failure is a condition that can change often.
Legal experts said the Trump administration's argument was consistent with how other administrations have defined hostilities.
That argument was consistent with the beliefs of Finch's law-enforcement hero, Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff who last year was convicted of defying a court order to stop the racial profiling of Latinos.
The argument is consistent with an explanation given by the candidate himself, who claimed he was being "smart" when pressed by his rival, Hillary Clinton, on tax avoidance during their first presidential debate.
Such an argument is consistent with the result that the PL peak energy redshifts fast in the early-stage and then slow down, as shown in the inset of Figure 6.
This argument is consistent with the seminal study on endogenous growth theory of Grossman and Helpman (1991) which identifies the positive effects of increases in exporting activities on innovation activities.
However, her argument is consistent with Tommie Shelby's "pragmatic nationalism," which holds that "black solidarity is merely a contingent strategy for creating greater freedom and social equality for blacks, a pragmatic but principled approach to achieving racial justice" (2005: 10).
