Sentence examples for although inconsistent from inspiring English sources

What's more, it could stand alone as a fetching brasserie with accomplished (although inconsistent) food, including first-rate sausages, a satisfying choucroute garnie, a warm potato salad like no other and terrific desserts.

A more effective system, although inconsistent with the treaty, would intercept hostile missiles (or missiles launched accidentally) early in their flight, just after lift-off, during what is known as the "boost phase".

But what makes it even more special is that it could stand alone as a fetching brasserie with accomplished (although inconsistent) food, including first-rate sausages, a satisfying choucroute garnie, a warm potato salad like no other and terrific desserts.

Moreover, composition of gut microbiota in obesity individuals differs from that in lean individuals, although inconsistent changes have been reported.

Although inconsistent with McNally's hypothesis, some significant findings were found when the lower-order components of AS (i.e., fears of physical, psychological, and publicly observable symptoms of anxiety) were examined.

There is increasing, although inconsistent, evidence that BCG vaccination plays a role in the maturation of the immune system and in the development and balance of regulatory pathways [9].

Although infuriatingly inconsistent, Roberto Martínez's Wigan are far too imaginative and entertaining to be relegated.

Although wildly inconsistent in the first half of this season he has looked lively since his return from a month-long injury absence, running the show in the 6-0 win at Aston Villa, and performing well in the Europa League against Augsburg.

Although somewhat inconsistent results exist [32], it is likely that wearing whole-body CG elicits recovery for upper body muscle function rather than for lower body muscles.

In terms of organic farming, similar findings [60, 61] were reported, although some inconsistent findings occurred where no obvious improvement of SOC was observed [2, 62].

Likewise, although not inconsistent with bipedality, curvature values reported for Australopithecus confirm earlier conclusions that, despite a general reduction in phalangeal length relative to Pan, these taxa have similar and overlapping ranges of phalangeal curvature.