Sentence examples for inconsistent with the idea from inspiring English sources

There has been course cutting but not on such a drastic scale which many would see as inconsistent with the idea of a university.

"Seeing storefront dispensaries advertise with neon pot leaves is inconsistent with the idea most people have of medical marijuana," said Ms. Holcomb, of the A.C.L.U.

Indeed, it seems inconsistent with the idea of the "big society" to dump citizenship education – teachers at the event spoke passionately of how their students had engaged with their communities and the wider world through citizenship work.

The latter view is associated with John Calvin, the French reformer of the 16th century; critics find it too fatalistic, and inconsistent with the idea of a loving God.

Israelis are therefore right to see the Palestinians' insistence on this supposed right as a formula for Israel's dissolution, inconsistent with the idea of two states for two peoples.

This was inconsistent with the idea that the Republicans were acting out of a principled belief that the next President should choose — but, again, the real affront seems to have been in the idea that Obama might get to act as the President he is.

I will sometimes change the direction a song is going just because a certain word or phrase fits, even if it's inconsistent with the original idea.

In addition, detailed observations on current disruption show evidence inconsistent with the proposed idea of dipolarization being due to plasma flow braking from reconnection in the mid-tail region, which poses a difficulty to the near-Earth neutral line model as well.

Thus, Dewey continues, "any given or prescribed system" or activities for promoting play should be viewed skeptically lest these be inconsistent with the whole idea.[6].

Two of our key results in this paper, however, are inconsistent with this idea.

The Spring Condition Hypothesis (SCH) states that declines in female condition may reduce fecundity or breeding success [10], but some evidence is inconsistent with this idea [11].