Sentence examples for consistent with broader from inspiring English sources

The differences between the two generations of Romneys are remarkably consistent with broader trends.

Consistent with broader Internet retailing data, Amazon.com said that its biggest shopping day had been Dec. 10.

He also complained that the rules require sewer plans to be consistent with broader watershed management plans, but that the watershed plans will not be drawn up for years.

In a letter to the prime minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, written after the investigation was launched but before the arrests were confirmed, the association said: "These actions represent a violation of academic freedom and are consistent with broader efforts on the part of the state to punish critics of state policies".

Consistent with broader DE demographic trends, most (87%) were mature-age students (over age 21) and concurrently studying while employed (78%) in full-time (44%) or part-time (34%) jobs while most (62%) also juggled family responsibilities.

The community development approach of Sure Start was also consistent with broader principles central to New Labour's interest in modernizing government, including the view that public services should be user not provider driven, evidence based, joined up, and innovative.

The study's recommendations are consistent with broad remarks by Mr. Obama in an opinion article published in The Arizona Daily Star in March 2011, about two months after the Tucson shooting involving Ms. Giffords.

This is, of course, consistent with broad mechanics of σ-convergence. Figure 6 Annual average global mean-centered change, 1993-2013.

A massive dip in the jet stream, accompanied by an unusually strong "blocking" high pressure center over Greenland, helped steer Hurricane Sandy into New Jersey, which was consistent with broad patterns shown in such studies.

This circumstance is consistent with broad halophyte physiological characteristics from field and laboratory observations [12], [20], [26].

Substantial variability is seen between state 3 (near-maximal) rates of biological replicates with a given substrate (Figures 1a and 1b), as is consistent with broad normal ranges for freshly isolated human mitochondria [21], [22].