Sentence examples for fewer contradictions from inspiring English sources

Finally, the Liberal Democrats are also strong on the rhetoric of school autonomy, but reveal fewer contradictions.

But in trying to make sense of disparate historical and physical evidence "our data involves fewer contradictions" than alternative explanations, he says.

But in this case, Dr. Baker's weekly earnings results ran into a few contradictions.

So why does anyone continue to try? Partly because there are a few contradictions proving the general rule.

And scientists, with their announcement that they have completed a so-called working draft of the entire sequence of the human genome, must traffic in a few contradictions of their own.

Despite a now-entrenched association with Jamaica, Puma's history offers a few contradictions: German Rudolf Dassler, who founded the brand in 1948 after leaving the family's shoe company (which would then become Adidas), joined the Nazi party in 1933 – while his brother Adolf personally persuaded Jesse Owens to wear running shoes of his design in the 1936 Olympics.

But among the whole array of data available on the housing sector, there have been a few contradictions.

But there were few contradictions that unsettled me.

A few contradictions were observed between the microarray and proteomics data.

A few contradictions were identified.

The fewest contradictions to the reference tree are present in the MRP tree followed by the MR tree.