Sentence examples for inconsistent accounts from inspiring English sources

Trump has given risibly inconsistent accounts of his own ties to Russia.

But Ervin's and Edwards's offices offer inconsistent accounts of Ervin's duties.

And he argued that Gates has offered inconsistent accounts and should not be believed.

Rabbi Lloyd, who says he is a social worker, also gave inconsistent accounts of his work and schooling.

This time the cause is harder to parse, the administration as well as the protesters themselves having offered varying and inconsistent accounts.

(At least two rebel factions claimed credit for the attack, but they offered wildly inconsistent accounts of the logistics behind it).

The second half of the program was devoted to a wildly inconsistent account of the Schumann Second Symphony.

A Dynegy spokesman, John Sousa, said the company increased its estimated charge after discovering "inconsistent" accounting in its natural gas marketing business.

The controversy over the bugging of the main witness to the Stephen Lawrence murder deepened on Tuesday when his lawyers accused police of giving an inconsistent account of the surveillance.

At the same time, new CPS guidelines point out that the factors often used to point to the untruthfulness of a witness – including not reporting the offence immediately, an inconsistent account, voluntary return to the alleged abuser, a history of dishonesty or of drink or drugs abuse – may in fact support the allegations, because such behaviour is often seen in victims of abuse.

If, as Mr Kohl claims, it was needed after unification to build up Christian Democracy in the formerly communist east, why such secrecy?"Mein Tagebuch" is a mean, hypocritical, inconsistent account which, far from helping restore Mr Kohl's reputation, only diminishes him further.