Sentence examples for is completely inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"The Italian legal system as regards this case is completely inconsistent".

So the reality on the ground is completely inconsistent with the words in all these agreements.

"This is completely inconsistent with the discussions that we had at the national level".

"Oppinion," "sceduled," "wrightings" and "biast" are wildly improbable as accidental misspellings, and the rest of the message is completely inconsistent in syntax, grammar and overall language quality.

Zara USA believes that the report is completely inconsistent with the company's true culture and the experiences of the over 1,500 Zara employees in New York City.

It is completely inconsistent with the truth and I am sincerely bewildered at how The Economist could arrive at such an irresponsible conclusion.

It's completely inconsistent to condemn these regimes while signing off on billion-pound arms deals".

"It's completely inconsistent with an hour and 15 minutes of testimony we heard at the hearing," Mr. Kessler said.

Loaded guns — concealed or unconcealed — are completely inconsistent with that purpose and with the enjoyment of visitors who do not wish to come armed.

A statement from the Polish embassy said the wording was "completely inconsistent with the historical truth and detrimental to the good name of our country".

The C.I.A.'s general counsel, called in immediately in 1953 to investigate Olson's death, noted that the official story -- that LSD "triggered" the suicide -- was "completely inconsistent" with the facts in the case.