Sentence examples for would be coherent from inspiring English sources

But my computing history would be coherent, all accounted for, if unreadable.

If Ted Kennedy were at full strength, the negotiations would be coherent.

We would try to match the research with our own designs, try to blend it in so it would be coherent and seamless.

Rowan Williams, who took office in 2002, decided that the solution to the problem was to produce some legally binding form of organisation that would be coherent enough for people to be thrown out of it.

It would be coherent to call arithmetic root system to a finite GRS.

Moreover, if Swinburne were right, it would be coherent to suppose that both monotheism were true, and that there were an infinity of gods.

Since we regard it as very urgent indeed to discover biological and genetic means of moral enhancement, to remove or reduce the risk of Ultimate Harm that now exists, it would hardly be coherent to recommend that we 'put on hold the cognitive enhancement that might accelerate scientific advance' which might be necessary to find the requisite means in time.

"We think this would be a coherent continuation of our current detention work in U.S. places of detention," said Antonella Notari, the chief spokeswoman.

What legislative and procedural framework, and what planning tools would be most coherent with the idea of urban design that they support?

There are several reasons, therefore, to expect at least some divergence between what one has reason, or ought, to do or intend, and what it would be rationally coherent for one to do or intend.

In principle, the answers to these questions might perfectly coincide: that what agents have reason, or ought, to do just is what it would be rationally coherent for them to do, and vice versa.