Sentence examples for remarkably inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The theoretical band strengths are remarkably inconsistent with the experimental values.

Which means that Apple is either being remarkably inconsistent in its approval policies (which would be nothing new), or they're about to launch a crusade to eliminate these glossy bubbles from any application that dares use them.

This is what makes otherwise rational moderate Muslims look remarkably inconsistent.

And while he may not have another chance to grill the former defense secretary, he used Thursday's show to point out how Rumsfeld was not only wrong... but has also been remarkably inconsistent.

A series of discoveries of axial skeletal fossils from species including Morotopithecus bishopi [47], [49], Proconsul nyanzae [45], Oreopithecus bambolii [50], [51] and Pierolapithecus catalaunicus [52] have now provided evidence that is remarkably inconsistent with models that have not considered axial structures in understanding posture.

Remarkably, this is inconsistent with the findings of previous studies.

While 4561 is not remarkably high, it is clearly inconsistent with common sense.

These wilderness travels allowed Goyder to make some remarkably prescient observations about Australia's inconsistent climate, and he mapped a series of lines, the southernmost indicating the limits of reliable rainfall.

Barkley did remarkably well against Wales and Yachvili and Damien Traille are more inconsistent.

Remarkably, the intervention of some of these factors achieved functional recovery despite inconsistent lowering of cardiac TAG content.

SERVICE -- Inconsistent.