Sentence examples for consistent admitting from inspiring English sources

The co-showrunner also credited the cast with helping the newer writers and producers stay on the correct course in terms of storytelling and keeping the characters consistent, admitting, "We really need to listen to them and they've been doing this for the past three years and they know the show inside and out and that was just an asset".

Although we realize that there is a great need in developing such plans in the nearest future... ........ (Policy maker at central level) FGD participants were consistent in admitting financial resource deficiency and lack of adequate motivations for public health system workforce.

To become more consistent, Woods admitted to himself that his swing had to be fine-tuned, letting him drive the ball more accurately, and gain more distance control with his irons.

If matrix A is consistent, it admits only one solution: the eigenvalue lmax, whose value is equal to n. However in most cases, judgments given by experts need to be verified through the calculation of the Consistency Index proposed by Saaty.

This is where your consistent modeling of admitting fault and apologizing comes in.

Ouseley is emphatic that Liverpool's consistent support of Suárez, admitting no validity at all to the guilty finding, "damaged" Liverpool's otherwise clear commitment to tackling racism.

For hospitalizations with an admitting diagnosis consistent with the signs and symptoms of hypersensitivity and allergic reactions and an admission date in the 3-day window, the cost of this hospitalization was included.

An IR requiring medical interventions occurred if (i) there was an ER visit or hospitalization with an admitting diagnosis consistent with the signs and symptoms of hypersensitivity and allergic reactions or (ii) there were both outpatient diagnosis and outpatient treatment consistent with the signs and symptoms of hypersensitivity and allergic reactions.

This raises the question whether a consistent empiricist can admit the existence of propositions.

The strengthened paradoxes then seem to force the consistent theorist to admit that the proposed theory was formulated in a language different from, and expressively more powerful than, the one whose semantics it was supposed to express.

We will say that a network is time consistent if it admits a time assignment (Baroni et al., 2006).