Sentence examples for remain largely consistent from inspiring English sources

The latest version of the Arctic Report Card, first released in 2006, showed that warming trends remain largely consistent in the Arctic, which is warming, on average, twice as fast as the rest of Earth.

As in the case of replication timing, the differences in mutation rate by expression level remain largely consistent within mutation type and nucleotide context.

That in predator drones and Guantanamo Bay, US foreign policy has remained largely consistent.

Funding for the arts has waxed and waned and been eroded by inflation, but fundamental support has remained largely consistent.

Those close to Abbott laud him as a conviction politician whose views have remained largely consistent throughout his political career.

The personnel have remained largely consistent throughout qualifying with Giuseppe Rossi the only notable exclusion from the final 23-man squad, with debate still raging as to whether he had fully recuperated from a knee injury.

For the past week and a half, lawyers for the state have tried to show inconsistencies in Mr. Zimmerman's version of events, though in audio and videotapes of police interviews after the shooting the defendant's account — that he was attacked and then pummeled on the ground by Mr. Martin — has remained largely consistent on the major points.

While attackers used some new techniques and grabbed more headlines, their playbook remained largely consistent with what we have observed over the last few years".

According to internal reports from the LA County DCFS at the time, Chandler's story remained largely consistent but dates, places, times and some details were inconsistent.

But the poll, which updates a survey The Times conducted three decades ago, also illustrates how attitudes about poverty have remained largely consistent over time despite dramatic economic and social change.

These remained largely consistent through the course of this study.