Sentence examples for probably consistent with from inspiring English sources

"If you took the first two months of the quarter, they're probably consistent with something like 4.5percentt growth.

All told, the new results are "probably consistent with anything," Coutu says.

This means that drastically opposite behaviors seen at Korhogo and Ouagadougou reveals some differences that are probably consistent with their magnetic northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere locations.

In itself this apotheosis is probably consistent with Epicurean theology: Epicurus did after all attain the same morally paradigmatic status which characterizes the gods.

Limiting instance selection to the perceived uncertainty region seems adequate when we have at least one labeled instance from each class in which case the perceived uncertainty region is probably consistent with the target concept.

Considering that the criteria used to classify water quality for bathing are less stringent than those used to classify zones for food production, the results of this study are probably consistent with the current situation in Caraguatatuba Bay.

Still, probably consistent.

Mori's poll for the Standard suggests deep inroads into Labour demographic territory (public sector workers, northern England) that is probably more consistent with the second theory.

Her new job as co-founder and CEO of For True Foodies Only — a bootstrapped company that's about to launch an app for chefs and foodies — is probably more consistent with her culinary inclination.

Consider that the façade is probably not consistent with the underlying communication and from a negotiator's perspective, may be the most telling aspect that you can use to work in your ultimate favor.

Given the IBD, the sampling artefact is probably more consistent with detected clusters than other structuring factors.