Sentence examples for form of inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Last month, as Gingrich was overtaken in national polls by Rick Santorum, National Review tried again, suggesting that Gingrich's consistent presence in the race was a form of inconsistency.

[It should be noted that the general intuition about the irrationality of this form of inconsistency is by no means unassailable.

But the general idea is that it is irrational to intend to F while also believing that one will not F this would amount to an objectionable form of inconsistency.

Christensen's own response involves arguing that because the bets in Diachronic Dutch Book arguments are made over time, unlike in the synchronic argument for the probability axioms, they do not reveal a form of inconsistency that is generally irrational.

But, insofar as the irrationality in violating the axioms stems from the fact that it is supposed to be a form of inconsistency, as both Hitchcock and Christensen maintain, then the fact that a bookie might need (logical) knowledge that the agent lacks in order to set up the book, is irrelevant to whether the book has force.

Furthermore, we used self-report measures in order to assess exposure to traumatic events, which can pose bias in the form of inconsistency in the memory of events [ 61].

Most teams display some kind of inconsistency during a campaign but few could match the Cobblers' fluctuation in form.

Another form of pervasive human inconsistency is to invoke a moral principle only when it is convenient, rather than across all cases to which the principle applies.

Archive maps often exhibit problems in the form of inaccuracies and inconsistencies in scale which can lead to incorrect reconstructions.

CIRSE believes that the CCSVI theory in its current form has a number of inconsistencies.

MPs on committee said there was an "alarming degree of inconsistency" between senior police and ministers over exactly what forms of behaviour were authorised under the rules.