Sentence examples for seem to be inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"And based on what I know to be his economic circumstances, it would seem to be inconsistent with anyone who would be the architect of such a wide-ranging criminal enterprise".

The aircraft shown on Iranian television appeared to be in good condition, which would seem to be inconsistent with an uncontrolled landing, although a close inspection of the images appeared to show a fracture on part of the wing that had been taped.

The results seem to be inconsistent with the extant literature, which primarily considers only one spatial weight matrix.

Interestingly, the most effective predictor in the full model and the best model seem to be inconsistent.

While the effect of W/C has been clear, experimental results of the effect of M/P in the literature seem to be inconsistent.

Because the INDEC does not provide information about inconsistent observations in the survey, we keep out of the analysis a few observations that seem to be inconsistent in expenditure.

That seems to be inconsistent with a market-clearing model, no?

Such a conclusion, however, seems to be inconsistent with the fact that aesthetic judgment is a form of judgment.

"Being very deprecating about the industry while claiming to be an employee of one of the organisations within it seemed to be inconsistent".

Even this version of the theory, however, seemed to be inconsistent with the plausible intuition that felt sensation is not identical with neural activity.

This seems to be inconsistent with the basic principles of his profession, one that has brought relief and, yes, even happiness to many by facilitating insight, awareness and clarity of thought.