Sentence examples for consistent in pointing from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the reports were consistent in pointing to modestly slower growth.

Ford officials have been consistent in pointing to quality problems in the Firestone tires, while contending that their design decisions did not cause the failures.

Most descriptions and definitions of the field are consistent in pointing out the "multidisciplinary" and heterogeneous characteristics of the field.

The epidemiological data available so far are quite consistent in pointing toward a positive association between FCCS consumption and the development of obesity.

With regard to the relationship between HRQoL, the presence of hypertension (HTN), and diabetes-related chronic complications, the literature is not consistent in pointing out that their presence decreases HRQoL and, hence, the importance of evaluating the relationship between these variables and HRQoL.

Myths should be conveyed indirectly and should be consistent in every point of delivery, including products, stores and marketing.

However the trend and level of heat damage of the accessions were roughly consistent in two time points.

Focused on free speech, gun rights and constitutional law — with the occasional personal digression, favorite recipe or discourse on a popular song thrown in — the Volokh Conspiracy is fairly consistent in its libertarian point of view.

Consistent in his talking points, Wilpon, the Mets' owner, has said time and again that beyond his consuming dedication to his team, he is a regular guy — as privileged guys go — and hardly the Madoff-enriched monster that Irving H. Picard was making him out to be.

"Many of the stories in this book she told her other sons and daughters and friends — she was very consistent in getting her point across," he says.

The problems with experimental verification of reinforcement as well as with its consistent modeling are pointed out in a recent review by [ 3].