Sentence examples for consistent statements from inspiring English sources

The president's intentional and consistent statements, more deeply, may also undercut the trust that the American people have in his word.

While his habit of hedging may reflect an agile mind eager to preëmpt any possible misunderstandings, even those close to him complain that it can make his most consistent statements sound inconsistent.

The American assessment "tallies with the agency's consistent statements over the last few years that — although Iran still needs to clarify some important aspects of its past and present nuclear activities — the agency has no concrete evidence of an ongoing nuclear weapons program or undeclared nuclear facilities in Iran," Dr. ElBaradei said in a statement.

Likewise with groups and stars – rather than the 10 years or so of consistent statements followed by getting out of the way, 30 years as an "alternative" musician is now the norm, with fans demanding no more of Sonic Youth and their ilk than Rolling Stones fans at Wembley Arena might insist on hearing some new material.

The database that we have developed contains added material such as algorithms, consistent statements of the number of required terms, and verified computer programs for evaluating eigenvalues and solutions.

The strongest (consistent) statements that can be made in a given language describe all of the individuals in as much detail as the expressive power of the language allows.

Daniel C. Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School and a former federal prosecutor, said if Murray ever did corroborate McNamee's version of a 2004 conversation between them, it would bolster McNamee's credibility because it would prove a "prior consistent statement".

But the case against Syed was powerful: a friend gave a largely consistent statement saying they buried the body together and cell phone evidence put him close to the burial site at about the right time.

Donald Trump's "off the cuff" policy-speak does not convey a consistent statement about the role of government in society.

4. Synthesising of the transformed themes into a consistent statement regarding the subject's experience.

4. Synthesizing of the transformed meaning units into a consistent statement regarding the subjects' experience.