Sentence examples for is logically inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Sadly for AT&T, that 'AND' is logically inconsistent with the preceding 'IF/THEN'IF/THEN

This striking disparity is logically inconsistent and represents a naïve optimism on behalf of business leaders.

At the same time, their opposition to May's deal is logically inconsistent with their own argument that May has underplayed the UK's hand.

AMA maintains that in light of these two factors it is logically inconsistent to retain joint and several liability of concurrent tortfeasors after Li.

Swearing allegiance to an Israel that is Jewish and democratic is logically inconsistent and an attempt to relegate Palestinian citizens of Israel to inferior status.

Dr. David Haig, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University, said that he was "cheered that the majority of people are happy for evolution to be taught in the schools," though he added that "it is logically inconsistent both to believe in the theory of evolution, that humans did descend from animals, and to believe the opposite, that they were created in their present form".

We have problems with probabilities, and are logically inconsistent.

Shortly after the verdict, Mr. Neary filed a motion seeking either the priest's acquittal or a new trial on grounds the jury's verdict was logically inconsistent.

Governor Glendening, whose term ends next week, ordered a moratorium on executions last May, saying it would be "logically inconsistent" for the state to continue to execute people while it studied the fairness of the process.

To be sure, when both parties are aggrieved by the same facts and these became known to both at the same time, a defendant's demand for affirmative relief may be logically inconsistent with a claim on his part that the plaintiff is barred by laches from making a similar demand, see, e.g., Steenberg v. Kaysen, 1949, 229 Minn.

If you think about it for a while, you'll be able to come up with loads of strange situations that can happen inside a black hole--but none of them will be logically inconsistent (such as would be the case if you had been able to send Tolstoy the last chapter of his book before he had written it).