Sentence examples for inconsistent positions from inspiring English sources

"This corporate structure leads to inconsistent positions, conflicts of interest and confusion".

John Kerry's record of inconsistent positions on combating terrorism gives us no confidence he'll pursue such a determined, difficult course".

She is under scrutiny for her inconsistent positions on Congressional earmarks and her motives in dismissing the Alaska public safety commissioner, among other things.

In the ruling released today, Judge Brinkema also pointed to "extremely inconsistent positions" Mr. Moussaoui had taken in court, notably his effort to plead no contest -- a step tantamount to a guilty plea -- while insisting that he had no involvement in the plot.

The case arose after the feds hit Wexford with a notice of adjustment for "inconsistent" positions.

Moreover, Herder's actual interpretations of the Bible admirably conform to this theoretical position, not only refraining from any reliance on divine inspiration and instead employing normal interpretive techniques, but also frequently attributing false and even inconsistent positions to the Bible (both to the Old and to the New Testaments).

In his review of "The Case for Peace" (Nov. 20), Mark Lewis suggests that I take an inconsistent position.

Mr. Sullivan added of Mr. Romney, "His evolving and inconsistent position on this important issue is curious, but unfortunately not unusual".

Later, when Mr. Kerry attacked Mr. Bush's behavior in the minutes after learning of the 9/11 attack, it was Mr. Giuliani who fired back: "John Kerry is an indecisive candidate with an inconsistent position on the war on terror".

Sensing an opportunity, the Republican National Committee and allied groups on Friday accused Mr. Obama of "flip-flopping," echoing earlier criticism of what they say is his inconsistent position on having talks with the leaders of rogue states like Iran.

"The Justice Department," Mr. Sullivan said, "now takes the inconsistent position that Rick should have disclosed the letter, even though they admit the letter would not have changed the outcome of the trial.