Sentence examples for is seems consistent from inspiring English sources

Following the opening of Driggs's papers for research at Southern Utah University, an October 2013 article in The Numismatist concluded that though many documents, such as the arrangements with Scott's, are missing from his records, what there is "seems consistent with Driggs wanting to use the coins to finance the marking of the Oregon Trail, not to line his own pockets".

Issues 3 and 7, which we earlier commented were triumphalist, are also least informative, which seems consistent.

His sustained power output recorded in the GSK test was 419 watts, which again seems consistent.

The only thing that's consistent here seems to be the weather.

But the software, the manual and the Web site seem hacked together; unfortunately, that seems to be a consistent failing among the small-time digital-frame operators.

It doesn't seem that there is very consistent action".

It is a contentious theory, Mr. Temkin said, "but it seems to be most consistent with the results of phylogenetic analysis".

The Legal Services Board's consumer panel is keen on naming, but there seems to be no consistent approach among other ombudsmen.

(Though the inclusion of bare dressing dummies in many of the rooms seems to be one consistent touch).

Mr Suharto's response seems to be equally consistent: the medicine is unpalatable, and it does not work anyway.

In other words, the "high" error in national polling even when taking an average isn't new; in fact, it seems to be rather consistent over the years.