Sentence examples similar to behaviours that are inconsistent from inspiring English sources
A number of studies have attempted to empirically test the link between CSR disclosure and the public concern arising from corporate behaviour that is inconsistent with community expectations, as posited by legitimacy theory.
A change in character with the appearance of irritability or aggressiveness that is inconsistent with earlier behaviour is also possible.
Epicurus abandoned the principle at this point in order to avoid espousing a physics that was inconsistent with the autonomy that he observed in the physical behaviour of humans and animals.
"All it takes is one behavior that's inconsistent.
Information that was inconsistent was treated as false.
That's inconsistent with his judicial obligations".
That is inconsistent with the current demand environment.
But that is inconsistent with the Universe we have.
S/he learns that parents are inconsistent.
Digby Tantam and Nick Huband are perhaps the most equivocal in their appraisal of the gendering of this behaviour, finding that 'community studies are inconsistent about whether self-injury is more common in boys than girls' (2009: 4).
