Sentence examples for inconsistent with one of from inspiring English sources

But the concern with this new claim is not that it is possibly another example of over-optimism but that it is inconsistent with one of the guiding principles of constructing a scientific hypothesis.

This convention of silence, moreover, is inconsistent with one of the most basic underlying principles of the 1st Amendment: that more speech is better in a democracy because it leads to a better-informed population.

In my view, this argument already seems inconsistent with one of the Council's 'acceptable criteria for allocating medical resources' which is the amount of resources required for successful treatment.

The primary objection of the dissent was that the ruling of the majority was inconsistent with one of the main justifications for the Miranda rule: the need for a clear rule that is easily applied in all cases.

Potential causes that were inconsistent with one or more of those criteria included effects from precipitation, evapotranspiration, reservoirs, grazing, irrigation return flow, groundwater discharge, discharge of energy co-produced waters, and stream habitat restoration.

Findings on bleeding duration have been inconsistent, with one study reporting shorter duration of menstruation with increased caffeine consumption, 21 and the other finding little effect of caffeine on bleeding duration.

Their confessions were inconsistent with one another, as well as inconsistent with the evidence but none of this seemed to matter to the sensationalist press corp and the powers-that-be.

Overturning a law that is inconsistent with the Constitution is not judicial activism; overturning a law that is inconsistent with one's personal beliefs, however, is.

Humans try to avoid cognitive dissonance, characterized by inconsistent behavior or actions that are inconsistent with one's beliefs.

These understandings are embodied in different programme goals, contents and approaches, often inconsistent with one another.

The most common complaint is that the system gives disproportionate weight to smaller states and is therefore inconsistent with the notion of one person one vote.