Patent professionals began to feel that the legal view of invention was inconsistent with the way things actually got made, and that a more scientific, less romantic definition of invention was needed.
"The notion that the FBI is a bastion of liberalism ― that you have wild-eyed left-wingers there running the FBI or populating the FBI ― is totally inconsistent with, again, these little things, these bothersome things called the facts," former Attorney General Eric Holder said in an interview with HuffPost on Wednesday.
"The notion that the FBI is a bastion of liberalism ― that you have wild-eyed left-wingers there running the FBI or populating the FBI ― is totally inconsistent with, again, these little things, these bothersome things called the facts," Holder said.
Still, my rice-making is famously inconsistent, with only one thing guaranteed: too much rice at the end.
"It's completely inconsistent with every single thing that we know about him," attorney Ben Meiselas said.
"I think if there was a permanent increase in taxation that would certainly be inconsistent with the sort of things that were said before the election," Abbott said.
Both sometimes allege that the New Testament is inconsistent, some parts affirming Christ to be God while others teach things inconsistent with his deity.
According to Isidore, natural law includes "the common possession of all things, the one liberty of all, and the acquisition of what is taken from air, land and sea; also, the restitution of a thing or money left for safekeeping".[41] The common possession of all things seems inconsistent with the acquisition and restitution of property.
Like other medieval thinkers, Grosseteste takes the existence of an eternal, self-subsistent realm of Platonic Ideas to be inconsistent with the dependence of all things on God.
what does that even mean?) and thus "had to have known there was no protest such as those spoken of in those CIA talking points, that they whole thing was inconsistent with what the State Department knew".
