Sentence examples for are not really consistent from inspiring English sources

The political events of the later 1990's, up to and including the impeachment of President Clinton, are not really consistent with the idea that the 1994 election represented a glimpse into the future.

Then the thoughts we articulate are not really consistent with what we really believe and what we really feel.

In our view that is not really consistent with the UK retaining the AAA rating.

"China wants stability here, and the way things are going is not really consistent with that," said a Western diplomat reached by telephone in Myanmar.

"Even within the same airport, it's not really consistent," said Susan Knell, an information technology consultant from Atlanta who travels frequently for work.

Mr Riley warned that if this was to rise to 100%, "in our view that is not really consistent with the UK retaining a AAA rating".

But "that is not really consistent with the views we have about the partnership we have with research participants," she adds.

On business trips, I'm not really consistent about staying at one brand of hotel vs. another.

The fact that smoking and alcohol use disorders seem to be more common in patients with eating disorders with features other than restrictive anorexia nervosa [3,5] (also borne out, to some extent, by our results), is not really consistent with our finding that the oesophageal cancers were restricted to patients with anorexia nervosa.

An increased risk of multiple myeloma has been reported in one previous study (Signorello et al, 2001), but this only emerged during long-term follow-up (⩾15 years), which is not really consistent with our findings, and was of borderline statistical significance (SIR 1.86; 95% CI: 1.01 3.11).

But that's not really logical.