Sentence examples for is actually consistent from inspiring English sources

And this is actually consistent with two different possibilities.

This phrasing is troubling but suggests retaliation, not preventive action, and therefore is actually consistent with past U.S. policy.

It is unclear whether this theory is actually consistent; natural ways to strengthen it (including the first version proposed by Kisielewicz) turn out to be inconsistent.

This result is actually consistent with the suggestion Majumdar and Partridge (2009) made that the increase in economic inequality is coupled with the national economic growth across the United States and that the poor become poorer.

However, it is actually consistent with psychological research on goal shielding which essentially shows that primed goals (e.g., a Pepsi placement can create an automatic motivation to consume a Pepsi) can make competing goal cues (e.g., the Coke brand) less accessible in memory, thus reducing attention paid to them.

Considering how rare the MULTIPLE type entities are (195 entities) and that they span several standard English words intertwined with different chemical entity types, this subpar performance is not surprising and is actually consistent with that of other tools reported in [30] (Additional file 3).

For those of us who track temp work, this result was actually consistent with other research.

Yeah, it wasn't surprising to find that it's actually consistent with what we'd expect.

But many of the pressures teenagers feel from social media are actually consistent with developmentally normal concerns around social standing and self-expression.

Many of the pressures teenagers feel from social media are actually consistent with developmentally normal concerns around social standing and self-expression.

But how much of each Another question is whether price trends are actually consistent with increasing trade pressure on low-skilled workers.