Sentence examples for are inconsistent on from inspiring English sources

A chief complaint, for example, is that the rich are inconsistent on the issue of trade liberalization.

The accounts given in the videotapes are inconsistent on where and when the crime took place and who participated.

Current reforms in Europe are inconsistent on which to favour, and are based on little research evidence.

Doubts about the reliability of divine rewards and punishments are later an important part of the backdrop to the immoralist challenge; in Republic Book II, Adeimantus complains that the poets are inconsistent on this point, and anyway the rewards and punishments they promise do not show what is good and bad about justice and injustice in themselves (362d-367e).

The sources also are inconsistent on the length of Ceawlin's reign.

As contemporary accounts are inconsistent on whether the solitaire was flightless or had some flight capability, Mourer-Chauvire suggested that this was dependent on seasonal fat-cycles, meaning that individuals fattened themselves during cool seasons, but were slim during hot seasons; perhaps it could not fly when it was fat, but could when it was not.

The found relationship, however, appeared to be inconsistent: On the one hand, guideline-recommendations for major drug classes were similar while prescribing e.g. for ACE-inhibitors differed by about 25% among countries.

Of our cohort of twenty-two, seven were girls or women or whatever we were supposed to call ourselves and one another — I myself was inconsistent on this front.

They have been inconsistent on Taiwan; I will be clear.

The Conservatives have been inconsistent on this, he says.

"He has been inconsistent on what he was or was not told.