Sentence examples for gross inconsistency from inspiring English sources
They cited the gross inconsistency in the way it was applied and the extreme punishments for minor infractions.
Yet something seems amiss, for the person is guilty of ignorance, not of gross inconsistency.
Nor did he even accuse Republicans of gross inconsistency when they insisted Medicare should never be cut for any reason.
There is, as the Brazilian press have pointed out, a gross inconsistency here; friendlies are included in the calculations for the Fifa rankings, which will be key to this year's World Cup draw.
It's gross inconsistency.
While the suit has gotten comparatively less attention, Sathya Gosselin, an attorney for the plaintiffs, says it could have major ripple effects because it highlights a "gross inconsistency" in how the NCAA approaches education and athletes' rights.
"Perceptual studies show that the brain is largely insensitive to gross inconsistencies in shadows," Dr. Farid said.
He is caught between the father and the Father, who are in cahoots, and his addiction to lying seems to have evolved partly as payback: defiance at the gross inconsistencies that emanated weekly from his father's pulpit and which his clear young mind was unable not to register.
"In a moral and religious point of view and even as a gross political inconsistency with all our boasted Institutions, liberty, and so forth," Louisa wrote to her father-in-law, John Adams, in 1820, during the debate over whether Missouri could enter the Union without restrictions on slavery, "it is so palpable a stain that the veryest dunce can see it and understand it".
If the data entry process is delayed then the data forms are manually reviewed for gross omissions and inconsistencies.
