Sentence examples for thought consistent from inspiring English sources

Last year, Cardinal Edward M. Egan of New York prevented St . Ignatius Loyola Churchin Manhattan from removing its ornate communion rail, a change church officials had thought consistent with Vatican II's call for less separation between worshipers and clergy.

They also drew comfort from the fact that America's expansion has gone on rather longer, and its unemployment fallen rather lower, than many economists thought consistent with low inflation.

Finding was thought consistent with spinal cord injury secondary to stretching/traction. Forceful hyperextension of the neck can occasionally result in ligamentous injuries at the craniocervical junction [6].

Always, though, I think, consistent with that original teenage vision.

So -- so the decision is -- is, I think, consistent with Roe v. Wade.

Given Japan's recent history of bubble and slump, the way this framework is used may be worth watching.The BoJ looks at monetary policy from two "perspectives", given the inflation rate that the members of its Policy Board thinks consistent with that goal.

And I think consistent but polite pressure with respect to the RMB peg is appropriate.It seems to me that among economists, the get-tough approach is based on a naive view of American power, and among politicians, the get-tough approach is about the political possibilities of economic nationalism and populism.

The lesion was thought most consistent with a cystic hygroma.

Ayer thought it consistent with everything he knew of Caesar (apart from his being human) that Caesar was a robot, so he could "easily conceive of it as a possibility" ("Replies" p. 308).

I wanted to make sure if we used her it'd be in a way that I thought was consistent with where we were going in that series and where we ended up".

I'll say what I think... consistent with my views and beliefs.