Sentence examples for evidence are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Typically, this is either based on the argument that evolution's evidence is full of frauds and hoaxes, that current evidence for evolution is likely to be overturned as some past evidence has been, or that certain types of evidence are inconsistent and dubious.

Paleomagnetic evidence is inconsistent regarding the position of the South Pole.

Her husband, the minister Theophilus Packard, may have believed that his wife was insane, but the evidence was inconsistent.

The exclusion of one party from some or all of the evidence is inconsistent with the nature of an inter partes hearing, the judge added.

During the trial, Mr. Jamison's lawyers, Samuel Gregory and Lloyd Epstein, argued that the evidence was inconsistent with the details of Mr. Jamison's confession, which they said had been forced from him.

Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, a cardiologist and assistant professor of medicine and epidemiology at Harvard Medical School, said that "the evidence is inconsistent that high mercury level has any effect" on the risk of cardiovascular death among adults.

After more than an hour of hectoring, the detective, with 26 years of experience, was asked by Mr Roux whether the state's evidence was "inconsistent" with the account given by Mr Pistorius the previous day.

But even here the evidence is inconsistent.

However, the available evidence is inconsistent.

For other groups, either we do not find any relationship or the evidence is inconsistent.

Anecdotal evidence indicates that dyslexia is positively associated with superior visuospatial ability but empirical evidence is inconsistent.