Sentence examples for perceived inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Hamidullah Farooqi, spokesman for Ghani's campaign, said his camp remained bitter about Abdullah's perceived inconsistency, pointing to his "ever-changing demands".

The perceived inconsistency in results under Jürgen Klinsmann is perhaps quite the reverse: in competitive games the US typically beat the sides you'd expect them to beat, but lose to higher-ranked opposition.

Such public challenges gained international attention on Wednesday at the "town meeting" in Columbus, Ohio, where questioners insisted that the Administration's top foreign policy officials explain the perceived inconsistency.

The further advantage of the GTC is that it compares the learning (the change in the subjective criteria of sameness) and the perceived inconsistency - for example the unexpected event - to each other.

At the time, McCain spokeswoman Brooke Buchanan denied that the Arizona senator had reversed his position on the issue; however, the non-partisan Politifact rated the perceived inconsistency as a "full flop".

One explanation for this perceived inconsistency may be that various underlying mechanisms, such as reflux or dysmotility, generate epigastric symptoms.

Continued silence or perceived inconsistencies put companies at risk.

As for the book's perceived inconsistencies: Was the author being inattentive, or were you?

Shanahan's predecessor, Colin Campbell, was frequently criticized for perceived inconsistencies in his decisions during his decade in the job.

Any organized fight aimed at exploiting perceived inconsistencies between French and European Union law through the court system could take a long time.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is once again slipping into the quicksand created by his citywide smoking ban -- not over its existence, but over perceived inconsistencies in enforcing it.