Sentence examples for considered inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

As Dr Stavins says, "any text that was considered inconsistent with their interests and positions in multilateral negotiations was treated as unacceptable".

The MPC likes earnings to rise by no more than 4.5% a year: given that Britain's long-run rate of productivity growth is about 2%, anything more is considered inconsistent with the MPC's target inflation rate of 2.5% (excluding mortgage-interest payments).

Also at a late-stage, the inclusion of interictal disability was considered inconsistent with measurements made of other chronic episodic conditions, which penalized migraine more than TTH.

This means that the transport demand distribution can be defined as having a many-to-many configuration and not a many-to-one (trips with destination the city centre) and, therefore, the planned development of transit system has to be considered inconsistent with respect to land use evolution.

Any text that was considered inconsistent with their countries' interests and positions in multilateral negotiations was treated as unacceptable.

Earlier this year, the Southern Baptist-affiliated Lifeway Christian Stores quietly removed warning labels from certain books -- including Bell's -- that "could be considered inconsistent with historical evangelical theology".

It is therefore considered inconsistent that plants with the same properties are differently regulated.

Single randomised studies (with under 300 participants) were considered inconsistent and imprecise (that is, sparse data) and provided "low quality evidence".

Exclusion criteria consisted of protocols with a VRIN T-score greater than 74 (considered inconsistent) and protocols containing more than 30 unanswered items.

Results were considered inconsistent if the rank of a scenario shifted two or more positions, and the number of inconsistencies (with a maximum of 30) were counted.

These GDPs could be considered inconsistent.