Sentence examples for inconsistent explanations from inspiring English sources

The Archdiocese of Newark has compounded the budding scandal with inconsistent explanations.

In court, Daniel Bibb, an assistant district attorney, said that the surgeon had given inconsistent explanations for his wife's disappearance in the years since, but he declined to name other evidence they discovered.

BAILOUT A report by the Government Accountability Office says that New York Fed officials have offered inconsistent explanations for their decision to pay other financial companies the full amounts they were owed, rather than seeking concessions.

The report, by the Government Accountability Office, says that New York Fed officials have offered inconsistent explanations for their decision to pay other financial companies the full amounts they were owed by A.I.G., and that some of the explanations were contradicted by other evidence.

Bailout  |  Officials at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York offered inconsistent explanations for why they fully repaid some trading partners of the bailed-out American International Group, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office, which adds that some companies were willing to accept reduced payments.

Much of the related literature focused on the reversal of the hospital spending trend in the late 1990s through the early 2000s and provided inconsistent explanations.

None of this appears to be inconsistent with reasons explanations being causal explanations, and seems merely to individuate reason explanations from those that are made relative to different explanatory interests.

But the immediate depth and the chronic duration of the Depression are inconsistent with traditional explanations.

The scientific results overall are inconsistent, however, and explanations of these peculiarities have remained controversial until now [ 9].

These features and time course are inconsistent with various explanations that have been given for Alexander's death, i.e., influenza, poliomyelitis, alcoholic liver disease, malaria, schistosomiasis, leptospirosis, and poisoning (6– 8).

It bubbled vigorously – perhaps 'thrashed' is a better term – in a manner inconsistent with any explanation involving filters and the like".