Sentence examples for inconsistent pieces from inspiring English sources

Inconsistent pieces of information suggest questions like "where is the inconsistency?" and "how severe is it?".

Writing on June 25 for a 6-3 majorithathat included Justice Anthony Kennedy, who had voted to invalidate the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate in 2012, Chief Justice John Roberts followed the long-recognized rules judges use to construe ambiguous or inconsistent pieces of legislation, and read section 1311 in the context of the entire bill.

During some simulation replications, our findings are inconsistent with pieces of evidence found from experimental studies [ 88– 90] that indicated outcomes of AIR progression are more likely to lead to a healthy state with a low-dose of pathogens, which will be further illustrated in the Discussion.

A forger usually makes an attractive piece often inconsistent with that purpose.

This result supported the theory of crack arrest in the fillet area of crankshafts and raises a significant challenge to the use of the surface crack failure criterion due to its inconsistent correlation to two-piece failure.

If they're inconsistent with the piano piece measures, the meter is screwed up somewhere and needs to be fixed.

"To break up the company and sell it off in pieces is entirely inconsistent with that strategy".

For all its apparent fidelity, the movie in our heads is a "Rashomon" narrative pieced together from inconsistent and unreliable bits of information.

On the other hand, SNPs of miRNAs processing genes are widely analyzed in other types of cancer; however, these pieces of data are inconsistent.

To remain true to the nature and spirit of the piece it would be inconsistent to put it on a stage here," he said.

The familiar pieces were there: after an inconsistent early effort, the Giants held the Eagles to a field goal after a strong drive early in the final quarter.