Sentence examples for as it is inconsistent from inspiring English sources

But this approach isn't ideal, as it is inconsistent with our other usage of the format and isn't technically 'correct', either.

The absence of relationship between degree of polydomy and canopy cover is interesting as it is inconsistent with previous work on wood ants, which has suggested a link between polydomy and insolation (Sudd et al. 1977; Sorvari and Hakkarainen 2005).

Moreover, before signing or ratifying the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine, any State could make a reservation to this provision insofar as it is inconsistent with their pre-existing law (Article 36).

Mr. Cole had an upbeat, boastful hit single, "Work Out," that still felt like something less than the double-platinum success it was, especially as it was inconsistent with most of the music he'd released on mixtapes till that point, which had been thoughtful and verbose and a bit of a downer.

If science is defined by a model of concentric epistemological zonation, design cannot be construed as a scientific hypothesis because it is inconsistent with the core aspects of scientific methodology: naturalism, uniformity, induction, and efficient causation.

Limiting drilling for shale gas to a small portion of the state and then allowing localities in effect a "local option" as to allowing or forbidding it is inconsistent with assuring each landowner and lessee equal fair treatment.

They regularly cited the Bush administration's stubborn adherence to an outdated nuclear weapons policy as the primary reason, arguing that it is inconsistent with the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

At the same time, the lack of networking meant that many agencies were unable to fully utilize scientific data as agencies found it was inconsistent with (unexpected) situational awareness and decision demands, discussed further in Section 3. As a result, science advisory processes were redeveloped through the formation of a number of VSAGs (Smith 2009; Jolly and Smith 2012).

Slezak and VanDerWerff disliked the episode's portrayal of Emma, since the recently seen "stronger, less neurotic, and altogether more appealing Emma", as Slezak put it, was inconsistent with her depiction here.

His jumper isn't so much busted as much as it is woefully inconsistent.

As it is, there's nothing "inconsistent" about the areas in which we intercede on humanitarian grounds.