Sentence examples for perplexing inconsistency from inspiring English sources
Roberto Martínez is highly unlikely to be outrageous but at this stage it is impossible to tell whether Everton are going to be a rip-roaring success, or trade the robustness developed under David Moyes for the perplexing inconsistency that Wigan fans had to put up with for the past few seasons.
This suggests that TRAK1 may adopt different conformational states that lead to the observed perplexing inconsistencies.
Instead, Brown's Sweden is a place of inconsistencies, perplexing omissions, inevitable human frailty and... fish.
Alfredsson did not return to Game 2. The Rangers said in a statement that they would not appeal Hagelin's suspension but added, "We are thoroughly perplexed in the ruling's inconsistency with other supplementary discipline decisions that have been made throughout this season and during the playoffs".
After Shanahan suspended Carl Hagelin for three playoff games for elbowing Ottawa's Daniel Alfredsson, who sustained a concussion, the Rangers released a statement: "We are thoroughly perplexed in the ruling's inconsistency with other supplementary discipline decisions that have been made throughout this season and during the playoffs".
p375 1 1 A man may justly feel perplexed when he stops to consider the inconsistency that is to be found in the life of mankind; for no thing which we consider to be good is ever found to have been given to human beings unadulterated, nor is there any evil in an absolute form without some admixture of advantage.
Our finding of substantially higher mortality rates in African American patients with diabetes compared with Caucasians in those with BMI <25 kg/m also adds another factor to the already perplexing BMI mortality association and may partly explain the inconsistencies in this association reported by previous studies (7– 10).
