Sentence examples for entirely inconsistent from inspiring English sources
We are also entirely inconsistent.
"Afghanistan is entirely inconsistent with the focus of time and resources on Asia.
This message is entirely inconsistent with Mr Foley's reporting and his beliefs".
Clearly his attitude and views are entirely inconsistent with being a member of Ukip.
A "shoot first, ask questions later" policy is entirely inconsistent with international law, not to mention morally grotesque.
The rhetoric, he added, was "entirely inconsistent" with the values "that were central to the founding of this country".
Yet the symptoms of CLD are entirely subjective, and completely inconsistent - in many instances, there is no evidence that the sufferers ever had Lyme infection in the first instance.
"Any notion that Chris was released from our football team due to his stance on marriage equality is entirely inaccurate and inconsistent with team policy.
"Any notion that Chris was released from our football team due to his stance on marriage equality is entirely inaccurate and inconsistent with team policy," the statement from Vikings PR responded.
The article by Swan et al. (2003) suggested that alachlor exposure was linked to reduced sperm quality in fertile men; after publication of the article, Monsanto (St . Louis MO) began a detailed examination of the issue because the findings were entirely unexpected and inconsistent with both our information and the extensive published literature on alachlor.
