Sentence examples for hardly consistent with the from inspiring English sources

This is hardly consistent with the fact that these officials have offered another building.

But as dworsley points out, voting by proxy is hardly consistent with the principle of a secret ballot.

And when at one point he cries: "I've screwed the Vaughans," you feel his language is hardly consistent with the period.

Throwing oneself at the mercy of the begging bowl, as is required of those seeking enlightenment in the Buddhist traditions, is hardly consistent with the national curriculum's drive to inculcate financial responsibility among young people.

The images coming out of Pakistan — of police forces blanketing the site of a planned rally by Ms. Bhutto, the opposition leader, and then barricading her inside her residence — were hardly consistent with the kind of cooperation the United States promoted.

Khurana points out that, as a cable provider, Comcast is one of the largest purveyors of "adult content" in America, which is hardly consistent with the Disney "culture".

And Malcolm rushes to self-judgment in a way hardly consistent with this slow-moving cultural dinosaur.

Whatever the explanation it is hardly consistent with international fair trial principles or the intention of the treaty, which is that such confessions should not be admitted as evidence.

This leaves us with anecdotes, but only from a few meat eaters here and there, hardly consistent with robust reports from across the population over time.

But they are hardly consistent with democracy as it is practiced in the United States and the European Union.

That is hardly consistent with fundamental tax reform.