Sentence examples for call inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, I've found myself pointing out what you might call inconsistencies in an artist's argument (see the last Primal Scream album).
A large percentage of activists outline — often in great detail — what they call inconsistencies in government explanations of the attacks, which many call a governmental cover-up.
However, the redundant probe sets based on the genome-based groupings showed lower (only 26%) P/A call inconsistency.
Mr. Clarke described Ms. Rice's presentation as generally "reasonable," even as he pointed out what he called inconsistencies in it.
Mr. Obama's aides said if there was one silver lining in the night it was that they could seize on what they called inconsistencies between Mr. Romney's stances during the primaries and those of this late campaign period.
Was the archbishop, in other words, crossing a line between the spiritual and the temporal; or was he, as an editorial in The Financial Times put it, merely showing "how the church aspires to be a potent force for good?" Even before the Wonga affair, the church's investment principles seemed ambivalent, beset by what one analyst called "inconsistencies and absurdities".
While local police are not specifying what they're calling inconsistencies in the young woman's story, I can see some obvious question marks.
These points included what he called inconsistencies Corsi pointed out between Hawaii health officials stating that no long form birth certificate was available and Obama's release of the certificate, and the name of the hospital where Obama was born.
Aided by topo-geometrical measures from street networks, we present a methodology to identify what we call urban inconsistencies, which are characterized by low-access regions containing nodes (crossing streets) that lack efficient access from or to other regions in a city.
She wasn't afraid to call out inconsistencies in our culture and hypocrisy in the industry.
The prosecution called the inconsistencies lies.
