Sentence examples for because it was consistent from inspiring English sources

"We wanted it because it was consistent with our philosophy," Mr. Wong said.

Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at ITG/Hoenig, said the decline was not so worrisome because it was consistent with the slow pace of the recovery.

As for the e-mail exchange, Mr. Krugman said, "I didn't press for validation because it was consistent with everything else".

Justice Boyle said Mr. Pietro's testimony was credible, in part because it was consistent with "the poisoned but longstanding relationship" between Mr. Pietro and the man he said had pulled the trigger.

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said the judge's decision was "not a setback" because it was consistent with new housing vertical patrol, procedures and training curriculum put in place this year.

Hillary, this person added, did seem to be engaged in a fierce defense of the Clinton plan, as written, but when Clinton said, as he has said a couple of times, that he had "no pride of authorship" in his plan and was open to compromise, that was believable, because it was consistent with his approach in the past.

For the other outcome (O2), a user judgement is needed to decide whether any of the variables retrieved would be the appropriate candidate to be renamed (e.g. because it is consistent with other datasets and its values are in the range of what would be expected) or all candidate variables will be dropped.

The decline of the savings rate is particularly troubling because it is consistent through busts and booms.

People notice Mr. Romney's hair, not because it's resplendent or the style is conservative (gee!), but rather because it's consistent.

Arnie Robbins, executive director of the American Society of News Editors, said: "It's also troubling because it is consistent with perhaps the most aggressive administration ever against reporters doing their jobs – providing information that citizens need to know about our government".

The role for Ms. Kelly is considered plausible, because it is consistent with versions of Fox's plans for prime-time adjustments that have emerged in the last several weeks.