Sentence examples for eminently consistent from inspiring English sources

A year ago, he even suggested Israel should pay for its own weapons, but with his eminently consistent inconsistency he has now renewed the "get-out-of-the-security-council-free" card for the Zionist Fundamentalists around Netanyahu - thereby probably fanning the flames of the Islamic Fundamentalism against which he has pledged eternal warfare.

His proposal is eminently logical.

When sufficient details accumulate, as for Caulobacter cell cycle regulation, the system design has been found to be eminently rational and indeed consistent with good design practices for human-designed asynchronous control systems.

Traditional narrative films are objective and consistent, and therefore often eminently satisfying to our expectations.

The marked elevation of both IFN-γ and IL-2 mRNA at the primary site of pathology, in contrast to the modest elevation of these lymphokines at a regional and systemic level, is consistent with the pre-eminently local character of AIA.

The slopes up here, named for Sun Valley's Olympic stars and their medals — Gretchen's Gold, Christin's Silver — are mostly greens, but their consistent pitch down the fall line makes them eminently swooshable on morning legs.

Low and high numbers were eminently possible in a third round in which the capricious winds remained consistent (if gusts of up to 25mph could ever be described as "consistent", that is).

Ms. Dey said that "clearly we have to double volumes on a consistent basis," adding that despite wildly varying patronage thus far, she thought it was eminently possible.

If the Obama campaign can settle on a consistent message, and if it gets a bit of luck with the economy, Romney should be eminently beatable.

Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".

Eminently reasonable.