Sentence examples for construction consistent from inspiring English sources

"They even have their own concrete company to keep every detail of construction consistent," Mr. Bortolotti said.

The allegations of fraud in conduct and motive not being supported by any averment of facts from which such fraud is necessarily inferable, the other allegations as to the transactions charged are, upon a reasonable construction, consistent with the innocence of the defendant.

Putting aside the question of whether this definition would exclude humans for some fundamentalists, the larger implication is that "life" is a political construction consistent with the values of acquisition, competition, and survival of the fittest.

Justice Michael Stallman of State Supreme Court ruled that the construction was consistent with city policy and rejected the claim that the environmental review was insufficient.

The current pace of construction is consistent with that of the last two years, when 12.5 million square feet was completed, brokers said.

"Initial inspection indicates that its construction is consistent with those found recently in Nebraska and Iowa," Mark Mershon, special agent in charge of the Denver F.B.I. office, said late last night of the Colorado bomb.

However, scenario construction lacks consistent and adequate methodological standards, resulting in limited insight into the actual bandwidth covered by current energy scenarios and whether various perspectives on future energy development pathways are all adequately represented.

Second, exclusion of irregular characters from analysis repeatably enables construction of consistent phylogeny.

His neuropsychological profile showing executive and language deficits and a relative sparing of visuospatial construction was consistent with bvFTD.

Construction of consistent age-associated signatures has proven to be challenging as a multitude of gene expression studies have identified age-associated genes so far, though with limited mutual overlap (Passtoors et al., 2008; de Magalhaes et al., 2009).

During the last decades the main cities have been growing rapidly and chaotically, at the same time that vulnerability has increased because of the occupation of risky areas, the scarcity of seismic-resistant constructions, and consistent disregard of norms and rules relating to construction and urban planning.