Sentence examples for appear inconsistent with from inspiring English sources
"Not only are these actions discriminatory but they appear inconsistent with decisions taken in respect of other former members of the commission".
However, findings of latency being "hardwired" into HIV's gene-regulatory circuitry appear inconsistent with latency being an evolutionary accident, given HIV's rapid mutation rate.
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.
Growing strength and effectiveness of the world's communication system is empowering communities and they are no longer willing to accept development options that appear inconsistent with their values and aspirations.
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.
At first glance, these results appear inconsistent with other results that use panel data techniques to account for unobserved heterogeneity in mental health.
Chris Rogers, who follows Viag at Commerzbank Global Equities in London, said today's deal appeared inconsistent with such pronouncements.
The caption read: "I just fed a chicken!" The cuddly oversharing appears inconsistent with his reputation as a ruthless dictator who suffers no political dissent.
But he did not lose consciousness, have trouble walking or seem confused, allowing prosecutors to say the injuries appeared inconsistent with a head being repeatedly slammed into concrete.
In most of the cases examined, the police descriptions of shootouts appeared inconsistent with forensic reports documenting gunshot wounds, which were consistent with the victims' having been shot at close range, the group said.
