Sentence examples for has inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Congressional investigators are angry over the refusal of her lawyers to schedule an interview with her, and also say that her story has inconsistencies.

The database has inconsistencies and contradictions because of inevitable subjective interpretations and neural network approaches have been proposed for dealing with these.

The memo contends the league has "inconsistencies that have led to the lack of credibility and damage to our brand". The union says the league has not complied with the labor agreement reached in 2011 in regard to personal conduct discipline.

Every ideology, philosophy, and cultural tradition has inconsistencies and contradictions, so this shouldn't be surprising — but other ideologies and traditions aren't alleged to be divinely created or divinely sanctioned systems for following the wishes of a god.

The commissioners' ethical investment policy will always have inconsistencies and absurdities.

"Many of them claim they are conservative but have inconsistencies in their previous records".

The resulting documents, which were reviewed by The New York Times, have inconsistencies.

But The Post found that dozens of projects that HUD claimed were built and occupied had inconsistencies in completion dates and unit counts.

The official noted that the source was "one whose reliability nor reporting has been valuated" and that the reporting had "inconsistencies that need further checking," the report said.

"We stumbled, we fell, we had inconsistencies, we lacked some discipline as a basketball club and we paid the price for it".

We were quite consistent, but the Australians had inconsistencies throughout.