Sentence examples for ones are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The live ones are inconsistent in their style and substance, and the recorded ones a bit too bureaucratic for my New York tastes.

All the new contig connections and two of the three disrupted ones were inconsistent in length.

As I mentioned yesterday, community support decisions like this are made in a decentralized way and this one was inconsistent with our own policy.

Eight genes showed similar induction magnitude as that seen in the microarray data; two could not be detected, and one was inconsistent with the microarray results.

The problem isn't that the beliefs of one religion are inconsistent or incompatible with another.

The results of the two most widely cited ones, PISA and TIMSS, are inconsistent.

She said the lyrics of one of the songs were inconsistent with the teachings of the Roman Catholic high school, because the song "only speaks of Jesus' humanity; it does not mention his divinity".

Willingness-to-pay is increasing in the actuarial value of the insurance, but substantially less than one-for-one, suggesting that farmers' valuations are inconsistent with a fully rational benchmark.

Besides the business of unsalted water, Starboard argues that the chain has lost relationships with the Italian suppliers it had used in the past; it tried to push wasteful two-for-one entrée deals that are "inconsistent with Italian culture"; and it doesn't encourage diners to order wine, though everyone knows that Italians love their vino.

Very few studies have actually examined the different dimensions of social capital at the workplace separately, and their results are inconsistent: one reported that the vertical dimension was associated with self-rated health while the horizontal dimension was not, 38 whereas another that focused on the modifying effect of social capital reported that trust in managers.

However, the epigenetic results of different studies are inconsistent but one possibility is that they represent both coordinated adaptive responses and uncontrolled stochastic changes, which provoke pathogenesis in affected neurons.