Still, the world is inconsistent in its indulgence of self-pity.
Wind shear is basically when the wind speed and/or direction is inconsistent in the different layers of the atmosphere.
His detractors, and sometimes his supporters, question whether he is inconsistent in applying rules and whether he overreaches in using his vast authority.
It is inconsistent in its perspectives, indulgent of its author's religious sentimentalism, deluded in its prospectus of what a marriage can be.
"So the policy argument is that you want people to actually spend money to enjoy a benefit, but the bill is inconsistent in allowing states but not insurance companies to step in," Mr. Hayes said.
The paper says the review goes on to state: Anderson is inconsistent in how it hires and promotes women as compared with men; has created 'gender ghettos' in certain academic areas; and shows a 'lack of confidence' in female faculty.
I have never felt it is inconsistent in saying that you can take a liberal approach to immigration, where you welcome people into the country who want to contribute, who want to seek refuge, who have every right to come to this country, but at the same time say we have got to be tough about how we run the system.
The literature is inconsistent in its use of covariates.
However, it is also observed that the phase shift is inconsistent in some cases.
A third argument, like Moore's, claims that ethical egoism is inconsistent in various ways.
Because depth video is inconsistent in the temporal direction, it is difficult to extract accurate motion regions.
