Sentence examples for necessary to be consistent from inspiring English sources

And for leaders, I don't think you can paint a picture, identify the foundational substance that is necessary to be consistent and get people on board, if you don't have a certain humility that comes from knowing that you failed before and you're willing to talk about that.

This aggregation was necessary to be consistent with phone directory headings.

In this paper, we use other language only where necessary to be consistent with the authors of the original studies cited.

Other physicists studying string theory claim the extra dimensions necessary for string theory to be consistent are rolled up in ways that determine the numbers.

Though some flexibility is necessary, it's also important to be consistent.

He needed "to maintain consistency," and "in order to be consistent it was necessary to invent".

Although further experiments are necessary, this observation could be consistent with a higher expression of PiT1 in developing versus adult fetal livers and the low proliferation rate of PiT1Δ5/Δ5 livers.

The principle can't be proved deductively, for whatever can be proved deductively is a necessary truth, and the principle is not necessary; its antecedent is consistent with the denial of its consequent.

The sheer margin by which Christie is surpassing what's necessary is consistent with the possibility that even modest changes would be enough for a sufficient number of moderate voters to reconsider a Republican candidate.

In the future, it will be necessary to ensure these factors are consistent for all studies, to collect and analyze data from international sources, and to determine the correlations between in vivo and in vitro toxicity assessments of CNTs, at least in small animals such as mice.

Under the current rule, predator control is not allowed on Alaska's 16 national wildlife refuges "unless it is determined to be necessary to meet refuge purposes, is consistent with federal laws and policy, and is based on sound science in response to a conservation concern".