Sentence examples for obviously inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Because the Court's decision is obviously inconsistent with both, I dissent.

The construction contended for by the complainants is obviously inconsistent with the direction that sales of rights of occupancy should be made for a term; that is, for one or more years.

This is obviously inconsistent with the median-voter theorem — which holds that policy outcomes reflect the preferences of voters who represent the ideological center — but I don't think that it is a particularly controversial claim.

On the other hand, the brightness temperature derived in Taguchi et al. (2012) is obviously inconsistent with this result.

This approach, however, is obviously inconsistent with maintaining that conscious states are either identical with or constituted by physical or functional states.

Moreover, some versions of the BCP, like Eagle's, are not as obviously inconsistent with Humeanism about chance as the original Bigelow et al. version.

"So far it's been inconsistent, obviously.

Obviously, Jaben is not inconsistent with Aguilar, and involved no general rejection of the Aguilar standards.

Surprisingly we found that the interphase thicknesses in these two block copolymers were obviously different, which was inconsistent with the theoretical predictions about the evolution of interphase in block copolymer melts by self-consistent mean-field theory (SCFT).

Much of the intelligence is unverifiable, inconsistent or obviously fabricated, and the most shocking allegations, such as the Karzai plot, are sourced to the National Directorate of Security (NDS), Afghanistan's premier spy agency, which has a history of hostility towards the ISI.

"We've shown glimpses of a world-class team but we have also been very inconsistent – we obviously lost in the UAE which was disappointing – but to get a win out here, somewhere where SA have dominated for a long period of time and a reason why they are [world] No 1, it would be huge for us".