Sentence examples for really consistent with the from inspiring English sources

In our view that is not really consistent with the UK retaining the AAA rating.

"The short films are really consistent with the type of storytelling that Grantland does every day.

"This is really consistent with the performance of the national and regional economy, where the long-awaited soft landing started to take effect in the third quarter," Dr. Hughes said.

The political events of the later 1990's, up to and including the impeachment of President Clinton, are not really consistent with the idea that the 1994 election represented a glimpse into the future.

Mr Riley warned that if this was to rise to 100%, "in our view that is not really consistent with the UK retaining a AAA rating".

But "that is not really consistent with the views we have about the partnership we have with research participants," she adds.

"China wants stability here, and the way things are going is not really consistent with that," said a Western diplomat reached by telephone in Myanmar.

And one of our five values is, "Take ownership for the company's success" so people managing their own time is really consistent with that -- I trust them to do what's right.

The fact that smoking and alcohol use disorders seem to be more common in patients with eating disorders with features other than restrictive anorexia nervosa [3,5] (also borne out, to some extent, by our results), is not really consistent with our finding that the oesophageal cancers were restricted to patients with anorexia nervosa.

In Allport's interpretation, the boy, while he may appear inconsistent with regard to the trait of honesty, is really consistent with himself, since his desire for peer approval has all along been the stronger motive.

What I'm talking about is really consistent with much of what you read in the columns of New York Times with Paul Krugman, and Bob Herbert and Joseph Stiglitz's wonderful new book, Freefall, that needs to be read and reread.