Sentence examples for talks were consistent from inspiring English sources

In a statement confirming what people familiar with the matter previously told Reuters, Reynolds, No.2 player in the United States with brands including Camel and Pall Mall, said the talks were consistent with its strategy of weighing options that would help boost shareholder value.

These differences in cross-talk were consistent with previous reports of MW and HA in leaves, as they are solely dependent on timing, concentration of endogenous signal, and the regulation of defense gene expression.

The main point, they added, was that Zimbabwe's travails posed no threat to regional or global stability; they were outside the Security Council's remit.Such talk is consistent with a foreign-policy style that has altered little since Mr Medvedev took power.

How can that kind of talk be consistent with loving our enemies?

ING said yesterday that the talks with Aetna were consistent with its goal of joining the top 10 companies in overall insurance in the United States as well as expanding significantly in Latin America and Asia.

These were consistent.

For all of President Bush's vaunted talk about being consistent and resolute, the fact is he never established U.S. authority in Iraq.

Talk about being consistent: In the 1990s United Income has made our Honor Roll every year.

Speaker identification performance achieved in this work in each of the neutral and shouted talking environments is consistent with that obtained in [9] using a different speech database (forty speakers uttering ten isolated words in each of the neutral and shouted talking environments) [9].

"I still think that having her speak in the Forum and talk with students is consistent with our longstanding approach, which puts great emphasis on the value of hearing from a diverse collection of people," he wrote in a statement.

The absence of significant cross-talk between cell populations is consistent with the idea that neural tube pattern formation, during this phase, consists of a series of cell autonomous transitions between stable transcriptional network states.