Sentence examples for inconsistent with the evidence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johnson's statements about the shooting, he added, have been inconsistent with the evidence.

Each said, "I did it," but their confessions were inconsistent with the evidence and with each other's confessions.

We have found a significant number of Ofcom's pivotal findings of fact in the statement to be inconsistent with the evidence".

The Tyrees' lawyer, Robert G. Del Gadio of East Meadow, said he planned to appeal the judgment because it was excessive and inconsistent with the evidence.

He said his client's statement was inconsistent with the evidence and that "the reason why it's inconsistent is because he didn't kill Amy Watkins and he doesn't know these facts".

It was, in part, inconsistent with the evidence, especially the video footage.

We did not find significant association between age at first live birth and risk, which seems inconsistent with all the evidence from studies mainly in Caucasian and Asian populations (Kelsey et al, 1993; Clavel-Chapelon and Gerber, 2002).

2. The anthropologists mentioned in Passage 1, lines 3-4, would most likely claim that Merritt Ruhlen's conclusion (Passage 2, lines 24-27) is a. inconsistent with the DNA evidence.

"The suggestion that a fetus at 20 weeks can feel pain is inconsistent with the biological evidence," said Dr. David A. Grimes, a prominent researcher and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

But she said: "I can't invent balance" when it's inconsistent with the scientific evidence.

However, a Kofun period date for pJ would also be inconsistent with the toponymic evidence for Japonic on the Korean peninsula, unless the toponyms somehow resulted from a later historical movement of Japonic speakers to the continent.