Sentence examples for remarks consistent from inspiring English sources

In signaling her plan to review Clinton administration directives, Mrs. Whitman made remarks consistent with earlier ones by Mr. Bush.

They further remark, consistent with [3, 4], that a robust connection setup is crucial in order to fully utilize the production phase of a short-lived connection period.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell later described Miller's remarks as "consistent with our position".

The remarks were consistent with the Kremlin's basic line that the war would soon be won and that the republic would soon return to peaceful life.

But analysts said the general tone of the remarks was consistent with similar indications made recently by the central bank that support was growing for financial changes.

It also argued that his recent remarks were consistent with his history of separating himself from liberals in the Warren court mold.

Such remarks are consistent with either an anti-realist view of fiction (there are no facts about the easy chair or about consciousness; see 366 367) or a self-fulfillment or self-shaping realist view (Doyle creates facts about Holmes as he thinks or writes about him; we create facts about what it's like to be us in thinking or making claims about our consciousness, as perhaps on 81 and 94).

The official noted that such a remark seemed consistent with Trump's reputation as a businessman.

The above remark is consistent with the results obtained in [2, 3] and may be proved in the same way as [[2], Corollary 4.4], see also [3].

"The president's remarks were fully consistent with the principles described herein," he wrote in closing.

The president's remarks reflect a consistent perception that there are members of the African American community who expect too much of the Obama Administration.