Sentence examples for terms consistent from inspiring English sources

A Time Warner spokesman said SportsNet LA is "available on fair terms consistent with its value".

All three central performances are, on their own terms, consistent and polished, but they rarely connect.

They refused to withdraw until the Chinese court had agreed to receive ambassadors on terms consistent with Western practices and to make other concessions.

"and otherwise generally be on terms consistent with those applied by the U.S. Export‐Import Bank" in financing the sale of American‐built planes abroad, according to the announcement.

For salary increases, the guild is seeking terms consistent with those contained in a recent agreement between Tribune and the union representing editorial workers at Newsday in New York, another former Times Mirror publication.

In an uncontested election, directors should be elected by a majority of the votes cast "for" and "against/withhold" (abstentions and non-votes should not be counted) for terms consistent with long-term value creation.

And commit to long-term, consistent development efforts.

Sceptics, however, may quibble with the term "consistent" in De Laurentiis's case.

"Over the long term, consistent earnings really do matter," said Eric Kobren, executive editor of Fidelity Insight.

"Reducing risk is one of the keys to long-term consistent performance," he says.

The idea is to show students the benefits of long-term, consistent investment.