Sentence examples for inconsistent with earlier from inspiring English sources

The three commissioners who voted in favor of them -- Jonathan S. Adelstein, Michael J. Copps and Kevin J. Martin -- suggested in a brief statement that the appellate panel's opinion was inconsistent with earlier decisions by the Supreme Court.

The Department of Investigation referred the matter to the city's Conflicts of Interest Board, which found that, while her actions had been "inconsistent" with earlier indications she had given them about the nature of her responsibilities, they did not warrant discipline.

The "Yang Zhu" chapter of the Liezi presents a view that is attributed to Yang Zhu (translated in Graham 1990); however, the unrestrained hedonism of this text is inconsistent with earlier evidence about the views of Yang Zhu. 21.

A change in character with the appearance of irritability or aggressiveness that is inconsistent with earlier behaviour is also possible.

This finding is inconsistent with earlier studies, conducted in developed country settings, which reported high levels of stigma towards women with alcohol-related problems [ 33].

In contrast, the prediction is inconsistent with earlier reports of an immediate release of cytochrome c following PDT (Granville et al, 1998; Kessel and Luo, 1998).

The fluctuations that the team came up with are "inconsistent" with early galaxies and black holes and are much more reminiscent of scattered stars between galaxies, they report online today in Science.

This pattern of expression, where Snail1 and Snail2 are co-regulated by both ligand and blocking antibody, is inconsistent with early regulation of EMT but might reflect downstream regulatory interactions.

When he gave evidence last week, he was asked questions on the same topic and gave answers which were entirely inconsistent with his earlier evidence.

Senator Biden told Ms. Rice in a letter on Thursday that "it has just come to my attention" that Mr. Bolton had been interviewed by the State Department inspector general and that "this information would appear to be inconsistent" with the earlier information Mr. Bolton had given to the committee.

The new findings might seem inconsistent with an earlier study that found a small decline in the proportion of low-income children living in one-parent households without other adults, and another that found a two-percentage-point increase in marriage among 2,000 low-income women in Boston, Chicago and San Antonio.