Sentence examples for inconsistent with the fact from inspiring English sources

Such a conclusion, however, seems to be inconsistent with the fact that aesthetic judgment is a form of judgment.

"It would be contrary to the results I have found," said W. Kip Viscusi, a law and economics professor at Harvard Law School, "and it seems inconsistent with the fact that in the real world you see judges reducing punitive awards by juries".

If this statement appears to be inconsistent with the fact that we have just experienced the warmest decade on record and that sea levels continue to rise, ice sheets continue to melt and the oceans continue to build up heat, then that's because it is.

TIM DUY, one of the best writers on macro policy issues, is optimistic about America's economy and wonders why more people aren't:Overall, I find the pessimism (from the right and the left) inconsistent with the fact that despite the ups and downs of the quarterly data, throughout the recovery, GDP has grown at a fairly consistent rate.

At first blush these results may seem inconsistent with the fact that almost 20% of the very long-term unemployed used to work in construction (see Table 2).

However, this result appears to be inconsistent with the fact that some plants contain only one type of crystal through the many tissues (Franceschi and Horner 1980).

"Yet such a view is inconsistent with the facts.

A committee overturned the ruling, finding it inconsistent with the facts," Zhang said.

A spokesman described Gary Locke's remarks as "inconsistent with the facts".

"Comptroller Liu paints a picture of ARIS that is inconsistent with the facts and his own survey findings," he said.

"We will listen to anyone, but the more they insist on things that are inconsistent with the facts, the less we're going to pay attention to them".