Sentence examples for records are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"The records are inconsistent and inconclusive as to where Cruz was during his assignment to Promise on the three days in 2013," according to a report by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

Companies themselves report that these records are inconsistent between farms.

His auditors found that city birth records were inconsistent with information provided by local hospitals.

Representative Henry A. Waxman of California, the ranking Democrat on the Government Reform Committee, however, said the White House policy on confidentiality of executive branch records was inconsistent.

They say that Castro must be viewed in the context of the harm the United States' history of intervention on the island has caused and that America's concern for governments' human rights records is inconsistent.

It is unconscionable to embrace a candidate whose positions and record are inconsistent at best and generally not in the best interests of most New Jerseyans simply because the other candidate has spent the resources needed to get his message across.

The problem is that the judicial record is inconsistent.

It's also a glorious return to form for one of the most interesting developers out there – Washington-based Monolitrackoductions – whose trecordecord is inconsistent but features glorious oddities such as No One Lives Forever, FEAR and Condemned.

William's political record was inconsistent and, like many politicians of the time, cannot be certainly ascribed to a single party.

Records containing variables which are inconsistent can be edited to remove this inconsistency [ 20].

The results, like the records, are still inconsistent — whether an adoptee can find a family member in a DNA database is obviously dependent on whether that family member is there to begin with.