Sentence examples for means consistent from inspiring English sources

For Bolt, becoming a legend means consistent domination, meant defending his titles from Beijing and Berlin.

"It means consistent leadership--telling people what you mean and sticking to it," Obama's chief strategist said, seemingly--although of course no one in the press could see--with a straight face.

Paisley's politics were by no means consistent or predictable.

The effects of exercise on the appetite and energy systems, however, are by no means consistent.

Their "disposition" would be handled by "lawful means, consistent with the national security and foreign policy interests of the United States and the interests of justice".

Just a few years ago officials lauded Mr Xu, the recently jailed academic, just as they praise Mr Ma now.The government is by no means consistent in its approach to NGOs.

This has meant consistent out-migration and ageing of the traditional pastoral population (Susmel et al. 2004).

In particular, recognition was not taken to mean consistent enforcement of prohibitions on cropping along corridors and near encampments and water points.

Polling data hardly means a consistent thing from one party to another, does it?

Yet the world's blind spot to eastern Europe means his consistent excellence goes largely unacknowledged.

That means getting consistent feedback from staff through the regular employee survey as well as ensuring effective performance management.