Sentence examples for sense consistent with from inspiring English sources

Barr's call for something new was, in a narrow sense, consistent with the magazine's radical origins.

Mr. Craig noted that while Mr. Obama decided "not to change the status quo immediately," he created a task force to study "rendition policy and what makes sense consistent with our obligation to protect the country".

But it makes a lot of sense, consistent with an intuitive theory of contact causality, which as we know 4-year-olds have, about how things are likely to work.

"Markowitz's theory makes all kinds of sense, consistent with informed investor behavior," says New Frontier founder Richard Michaud, 75, a Boston University-educated mathematician.

The foliations and slip surfaces locally exhibit a composite planar fabric such as a P-Y fabric (Chester and Logan 1987), with the shear sense consistent with thrust faulting.

In a sense consistent with the Enlightenment imperative to use one's own reason, the everyday "lifeworld" of social experience has been rationalized, especially in the form of discourses that institutionalize reflective communicative action, as in scientific and democratic institutions.

Similarly we saw that mosquito piRNAs mapping to the various gypsy elements were almost exclusively anti-sense, consistent with a primary biogenesis by PIWI, though as yet we do not know if there is a functional equivalent of flamenco as a piRNA master locus in the mosquito, or if in the somatic follicle only PIWI is expressed.

While a minority of the board said the use of "fuck" in a colloquial sense "was consistent with common Australian vernacular", the majority said it was still considered to be obscene by most members of the community and not appropriate for advertising to a broad audience, including children.

Arguably, the failure of objectivity in this sense is consistent with realism in principle, but only under certain conditions.

I heartily conclude the following for purposes of urban design and regulation, from a common sense perspective, consistent with this series: Allow people small stages in urban settings, through spaces that shine a light on colorful moments like these.

"I believe that we can enact common-sense protections consistent with the Second Amendment," he said.