We crystallize our judgment all the more, so as not to appear inconsistent.
"The competitive environment appears to be getting more difficult and the company's cost-cutting efforts appear inconsistent".
"Not only are these actions discriminatory but they appear inconsistent with decisions taken in respect of other former members of the commission".
In the seventeen-nineties, Jefferson's followers, fiercely fighting Federalist rule, redefined democracy as the Revolution's legacy, a logic that made Federalism appear inconsistent with the spirit of the Revolution.
Meanwhile, it's hard not to observe that while lesser organisations such as the Premier League appear inconsistent as to where the line between public and private matters should be drawn, there is absolutely no tap-dancing with Adonis Cabaret.
In Allport's interpretation, the boy, while he may appear inconsistent with regard to the trait of honesty, is really consistent with himself, since his desire for peer approval has all along been the stronger motive.
In Washington, a spokeswoman for the commission, Mary O'Driscoll, said that while the actions of the regulators and the Justice Department might appear inconsistent, the Federal Power Act's requirements were different from those of the antitrust law.
The heart transforms structurally and functionally with age but the nature and magnitude of reported changes appear inconsistent.
Although comparing "acceleration" with "velocity" might appear inconsistent at first glance, those parameters are, however, those that are considered.
In the prevention of allergic disease, the clinical outcomes reported from different intervention studies appear inconsistent and often confusing.
