Sentence examples for certain inconsistency from inspiring English sources

"There's a certain inconsistency," Dr. Rader said.

There is perhaps a certain inconsistency here between the committee's attitudes to the homosexuals and the prostitutes.

Tony Nero, 58, owner/guardian of a yellow Lab named Sunny, noted a certain inconsistency in the city's near-mandatory spay and neutering policy.

Marina Hyde didn't quite accuse him of snatching biscuits from African children (honestly, our lawyers will barely let us write anything), but she did point out a certain inconsistency in regard to his personal affairs.

(The name is supposedly derived from "My Life Online," although there's a certain inconsistency to the harvesting of initials. Is Sony taking the first letter of each word? Then it should be MLO. Is it taking two letters? Then it would be MyLiOn, which sounds like a stuffed animal).

At current prices, that figure would be consistent with one in five South Korean men aged between 20 and 64 buying sex four times a month.Periodic crackdowns on Seoul's sex shops indicate that the government is aware of a certain inconsistency.

It has also become somewhat confused as a result of certain inconsistencies in approach.

However, certain inconsistencies were reported in terms of strength development and durability properties of the PLC concrete.

The review first covers the theoretical framework of the LB method, revealing certain inconsistencies and defects as well as common features of multiphase and thermal LB models.

Application of this text allowed us to trace the developmental sequence of phonological awareness in the Spanish language and to clarify certain inconsistencies found in previous studies.

While this suggested H2O rather than Dalton's HO as the formula for water, with the result that the atomic weight of oxygen becomes 16, it did involve certain inconsistencies with Dalton's theory.