Sentence examples for be both consistent and from inspiring English sources

Pseudowords were created de novo, using onset (e.g., /k/ in cat) and rime (e.g., /æt/ in cat) graphemes that tend to be both consistent and regular (i.e., unambiguously pronounced).

You will need to work hard, and your work ethic will need to be both consistent and persistent.

This is both consistent and honest.

In 1931 the Austrian-born American mathematician and logician Kurt Gödel showed that there was no system of Hilbert's type within which the integers could be defined and that was both consistent and complete.

We show that measures obtained with our approach are both consistent and complementary with respect to the recognized metrics in the literature.

If The Mo'Kelly Report has been anything over the years, it has been both consistent and fair.

The anti-gay violence coloring New York this summer, possibly fueled by the recent gains of LGBT individuals within the political and social landscape, has been both consistent and horrific.

But his argument that Santorum's record on abortion was both consistent and purely "pro-life" was also made by the senator's top adviser, John Brabender, who told the Washington Post that he had checked directly with the candidate himself.

The barbel is similar to the caudal fin in that its regenerative response to amputation is both consistent and rapid.

The study is thorough, very well done, and the data are both consistent and compelling.

Together, these results demonstrate this sequence representation is both consistent and discriminatory at both high and low granularity.