Sentence examples for and the inconsistency of from inspiring English sources
The failure of the factory, as Wachsmann describes it, was indicative of the incompetence of the S.S. and the inconsistency of its vision for the camps.
I was disgusted with the outright lies about Katyn in the Soviet era, and the inconsistency of Russian actions in recent years.
The decision underscores the difficulty copyright holders face in trying to fight piracy by attacking the technology that makes it possible, particularly given the global reach of the Internet and the inconsistency of national copyright laws.
Adults may imagine themselves comfortably settling in for repeated readings of "The Frog House," only to have their children object to the fuzziness of the images and the inconsistency of the ways the frog is rendered.
What makes Robertson so tough is his ability to retire left-handed batters, a responsibility that has assumed greater importance because of injuries to Rafael Soriano, Joba Chamberlain and Pedro Feliciano, and the inconsistency of Boone Logan.
And the inconsistency of our policy where we are increasing our dependence on Iraqi oil even at a time when we are contemplating going to war with Iraq is indeed an inconsistency of a magnitude that I think more members should relate to...
They are, however, quite similar in style and, given the inconsistency of Nenad Milijas, Wolves do lack a midfield conjurer to dissect defences with cunning passes.
Or, as Quill put it, "they [can] serve as excuses not to think, as belief systems that discourage explorations of the mismatch between theory and practice and the inconsistencies of any grand theory".
And then there was the inconsistency of its playing.
