Sentence examples for but not inconsistent from inspiring English sources

If this law were, as Netanyahu mostly seems to want the public to believe, only about collective rights, it would be superfluous, irritating to the Arab minority, perhaps, but not inconsistent with democratic norms — and not even preëmptive of confederal relations with a future Palestine.

These results are novel, but not inconsistent with the prior literature on PCBs and breast cancer.

Our findings are in conflict with dogma, (Foster and Baron, 1996) but not inconsistent with previous results.

The crude secondary attack rate of 9% is somewhat lower than, but not inconsistent with, prior estimates.

The results of fixed dose studies of olanzapine are mixed in regards to dose relationship but not inconsistent with our findings.

Our results from Singair indicating that more than 80% of the tubewells installed during the past 6 years are untested for arsenic is alarming, but not inconsistent with previous observations.

Our results differ from, but are not inconsistent with the observation of ploidy-dependent paramutation in A. thaliana [14], [15], where ploidy increased transcriptional gene silencing.

This observation is contrary to the perceived lack of enzymatic function of NQO2, but is not inconsistent with the literature.

But Sinclair was not inconsistent about violence; he detested it, and thought it would destroy American socialism.

The Hacked Off campaign has tweeted: Richards: It's clear that people in the press are able to take more risks but investigative journalism not inconsistent with Ofcom.

By the time he left Springfield in 2004, he had built not only the connections necessary to win election to the United States Senate but a record not inconsistent with his lofty rhetoric of consensus building and bipartisanship.