Sentence examples for remotely consistent from inspiring English sources

High fantasy as a genre exploded in the United States in the 1960s after the paperback publication of Lord of the Rings, but followers in Tolkien's tradition were not remotely consistent (thank goodness) as to where and when their books were actually taking place.

I might just take this on the chin and live with it (although a counter-argument is not hard to make), were it even remotely consistent.

Forcing poor people, who sure seem to "use" the criminal justice system a lot more than rich people, to pay fines for failing at lawn upkeep or driving too fast is not remotely consistent with libertarian principles.

Our estimates of the MRCA of Pediculus and Pthirus dates to roughly 13 MYA, not remotely consistent with the MRCA of humans, chimpanzees, and gorillas (ca. 7 MYA; [ 10]).

That is not remotely logical".

This modeling system creates spatially-explicit modeling units at a spatial resolution consistent with remotely-sensed crop identification and assigns cropping systems to each of them by geo-referencing surveyed crop management information at the county or state level.

Only Emmerdale's treatment of Zoe Tate has been remotely credible: "At least she's consistent in her lesbianism.

Our case study from Berlin could use remotely sensed individual tree species as consistent inventory of a life cycle assessment.

Earth observation imagery collected by the series of Landsat satellites constitutes the longest and most consistent collection of moderate spatial resolution remotely sensed data.

The system, once assembled, can apparently whip up a pretty consistent batch of beer and can be remotely controlled and monitored.

These results are consistent with work previously performed using aircraft remotely sensed data collected in May 1997 for the Atlanta metropolitan area that showed warmer temperatures in the central business district compared with midtown residential areas (Quattrochi et al. 2000).