Sentence examples for inconsistencies apparent from inspiring English sources

When you find something you can use, craft questions that will make the inconsistencies apparent to the jury and judge during the cross examination.

Additional scrutiny and inquiries regarding compliance might be merited where inconsistencies are apparent.

Similar problems, inconsistencies, or apparent lack of specificity are found in studies of other functions (e.g., cardiovascular systems).

These interpreters differed wildly in their efforts, sometimes highly fanciful, to resolve inconsistencies or apparent contradictions in the Bible's texts, to offer moral justifications for biblical behavior and draw lessons for their contemporaries.

Nonetheless, some small inconsistencies were apparent as participants 6, 8 and 10 reported values with at least 2 mmol l−1 difference in SBC2, whilst participants 3 and 9 displayed this effect in SBC3.

Benjamin's inconsistency and apparent lack of effort has been frustrating but not surprising based on what he did during his rookie season.

Spencer the libertarian and Spencer the socialist both derived from Spencer the philosopher, and nowhere is Spencer's political inconsistency more apparent than in his views on women.

The response to inconsistency or apparent error in clinical decision making is often to introduce guidelines or to undertake case reviews.

Other apparent inconsistencies are equally pragmatic.

These "apparent inconsistencies" are the point.

Historians have long been puzzled by apparent inconsistencies.