Sentence examples for basically inconsistent from inspiring English sources
However, the changes of GA3, ZR and ABA concentrations in three different developmental internodes were basically inconsistent with the above mentioned results, unlike IAA.
Basically, sales are inconsistent and properties that lack the essential combination of location, amenities and attractive price will not sell.
Frege formalized his system more explicitly, but his system was not precisely a set theory in the modern sense: the most that can be said is that his system is inconsistent, for basically the reason given here, and a full account of the differences between Frege's system and our "naive set theory" is beside the point (though historically certainly interesting).
Basically, the American voters could be crazily inconsistent -- "We're tired of war!
Wind shear is basically when the wind speed and/or direction is inconsistent in the different layers of the atmosphere.
Speaking of bluffing, North Dakota's new law that basically bans abortions after six weeks will be struck down as inconsistent with Roe v. Wade, concludes Ron.
Whatever you think about Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, at least you basically know where they stand, but Trump's opinions have been wildly inconsistent," said Oliver.
"Americans have basically said it's a policy that hasn't worked, and it's inconsistent with the rest of our foreign policy," Mr. Castro said.
Software coding of facial expressions can be perturbed by the presence of objects, such as glasses, hair, scarves, or basically anything that obscures part of the face, and by conditions of the study room, such as poor or inconsistent lighting.
