Sentence examples for glaring inconsistency between from inspiring English sources

So how do the blue dogs and conservadems worm their way around the glaring inconsistency between their so-called "fiscal conservatism" and the cost of the Baucus Plan?

Even a casual glance at the arguments that the offshore lobby use reveals the glaring inconsistencies between them.

In reviewing blueprints, work orders, and inventories, including plans for electrical wiring and plumbing, Pressac exposed glaring inconsistencies between form and function.

However, we found no glaring inconsistencies between the interview data and the documentary support.

A Sky spokesman said: "There is a glaring inconsistency with David Abraham insisting today that the Channel 4 model is not under threat while simultaneously looking for a handout.

Laws said at the time: "There is a glaring inconsistency in government policy which allows academies more freedom over the curriculum while denying it to the majority of schools.

Even his one glaring inconsistency - his decision to detain General Pinochet to enable Spain's extradition claim to be tested in the courts - has turned out to be a frost.

This leads to some glaring inconsistencies.

Legal scholars identified glaring inconsistencies in what the government had trumpeted as a model of judicial exactitude.

The Aug. 10 issue of Southern Weekend, a nationally circulated newspaper published in Guangzhou, printed a detailed expose, including excerpts from the appeals court's description of glaring inconsistencies in the forensic evidence and of the alleged torture.

Because they played in Washington during World War II, the Grays exposed glaring inconsistencies in American ideology at a time of frenzied nationalism: a country fighting Hitler allowed racism to flourish in its national sport and capital.