Sentence examples for in some ways consistent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's tough line is in some ways consistent with the positions he took as governor, where he signed an executive order that gave Massachusetts state troopers the authority to arrest illegal immigrants and also to cut state aid to illegal immigrants attending college.

The findings are in some ways consistent with other studies that found that participation in social virtual communities positively influences the loyalty [36, 89].

The White House position on the issue is in some ways consistent with its long-standing efforts to expand executive power and resist attempts by Congress to rein in the president's authority.

The results of our study were in some ways consistent with previous STEM-focused SCCT models examining variables explicitly related to discipline-specific performance (Lent et al., 1994; Byars-Winston et al., 2010).

This helps explain why different selection methods can produce different biological signatures: these signatures may be in some way "consistent," even if they do not contain the same genes.

This shift in style is, in some ways, more consistent with Mr. Edwards's résumé as a ferocious and successful trial lawyer, but it raises the question of which is closer to his true self, the candidate of 2003 or of 2007?

This finding seems to be different from that of previous literatures, e.g. Fournier et al. [43] and Muniz and Schau [5], but it in some ways is consistent with Chuang's [88] research on car clubs in Taiwan that found that the greater the individual participation in a brand community would help the customer-brand relationship to be strong enough to achieve the greater community identification.

This shift will demand a deep investment in varying educational engagement in ways consistent with research on teaching, learning, and the developing brain.

It could even be argued that the urgent need for ever closer European union that followed the war, particularly driven by the French and the Germans, was partly explained by a kind of psychological denial camouflage system, the need for a behaviour which would in some way be consistent with the need to explain away the ineluctable fact of collaboration.

Results indicated that adult warmth and competence judgments were independent from one another and placed groups in warmth by competence space in ways consistent with past work.

In sum, participants in a number of studies have behaved in ways consistent with the use of optical acceleration.