The forward was not as poor as some critics believe last season – he still managed 11 goals – but Sterling was certainly inconsistent.
They are certainly inconsistent: another complaint is that his success derives in large part from propping up nasty regimes by buying their debt, which is hard to square with the notion that he is merely chasing bail-outs.
Paul's moderate comments are certainly inconsistent with his record on abortion.
But truly Christian or not, a deity who always works through law is certainly not inconsistent with the hypothesis of a designing intelligence.
Of course, the former approach to constructivism inevitably leads to the latter; and the latter is certainly not inconsistent with a Brouwerian ontology.
And there's certainly nothing inconsistent about arguing that public schools need to be improved — as both Mr. Christie and Mr. Emanuel do — and choosing, as a parent, not to send your children to them.
No conclusions can be drawn about the date of solidification of the Moon from these few observations, as nothing is known about its past geological history, but they are certainly not inconsistent with the view that the Earth, the Moon, and meteorites have a similar age and origin.
Also, the prostate weights reported by Tyl et al. (2002, 2008) are certainly not inconsistent with literature data.
While the current measurements are only a step toward sizing up the neutron star, they are almost certainly inconsistent with a star made of quark matter, says co-author Mariano Mendez of Space Research Organization Netherlands in Utrecht.
Thus dynamical theories determine their own logic of possible propositions, and corresponding theories which may be inconsistent, and are certainly as natural as their incomplete counterparts.
