Sentence examples for being inconsistent with a from inspiring English sources

Double-reduction parameters in Luo et al. (2004) and Wu and Ma (2005) are conditioned on complete quadrivalency, thus being inconsistent with a definition of double reduction that does not make assumptions in this respect.

To the Editor: I was pleased to read Nicholas D. Kristof's acknowledgment that eating meat is inconsistent with a professed concern for the lives and well-being of animals.

"The size and configuration of this facility is inconsistent" with a peaceful nuclear programme, he says.

Such rhetoric, he said, was "inconsistent with a little organization called the United States Supreme Court".

But the size and configuration of this facility is inconsistent with a peaceful program.

That seems to be inconsistent with a market-clearing model, no?

The government claims that the bruise was "inconsistent" with a blow from a tear gas grenade.

Windows that are inconsistent with a building's original materials and architecture are another.

Such convulsions are inconsistent with a proper dosage of sodium thiopental, a medical expert for Mr. Brown said.

In those years, Bostonians had opposed the military, insisting that a standing army was inconsistent with a free government.

After further investigation, "it was determined the blast pattern was inconsistent with a mortar attack," the military statement said.