Sentence examples for seemed inconsistent with a from inspiring English sources

When a reporter quoted President Obama as saying the new centrifuge site seemed inconsistent with a peaceful program, Mr. Ahmadinejad shot back, "I don't think Mr. Obama is a nuclear expert".

Mr. Soares himself released a report in September that exonerated Mr. Spitzer, but he reopened his inquiry in the fall after testimony Mr. Dopp gave seemed inconsistent with a statement he gave to Mr. Cuomo's office, in which he accepted responsibility for the plan to damage Mr. Bruno.

The observed dose-dependent increase in GP130 following treatment with siltuximab seemed inconsistent with a decrease in IL-6 bioactivity as measured by a decrease in CRP levels, indicating that GP130 cannot be used as a biomarker for IL-6.

Among other things, Van de Vliet said, "the report said there were motor tendon reflexes in the legs" that seemed inconsistent with "an absence of muscular activity".

It seems inconsistent with a tough negotiating policy to be so public, as the Administration has been, about our desire to reach a start agreement this year.

Although unemployment is low, at 4.6%, other signals, such as the proportion of people working, seem inconsistent with a booming economy.More likely, the structural changes in America's job market that began in the 1990s are now being reinforced by big changes in the global economy.

However, recent data showing that complemented strains of C. reinhardtii starchless mutants have both high oil and high starch content [ 19] seems inconsistent with a competition hypothesis.

However, results from several experimental studies have confounded the issue because they seem inconsistent with a role for the inferior olive in oculopalatal tremor, or because they ascribe the tremor to other brain areas.

This seems inconsistent with a recently proposed interpretation of frontal theta phase synchrony reflecting the top-down implementation of control in response to general signals of "surprise" (Cavanagh & Frank, 2014).

This finding to some extent seem inconsistent with a previous Australian study showing that doctors in general believed the needs of the woman have to be overridden for the safety of the fetus in some situations, while midwives overall were neutral to this statement [ 42].

The new findings might seem inconsistent with an earlier study that found a small decline in the proportion of low-income children living in one-parent households without other adults, and another that found a two-percentage-point increase in marriage among 2,000 low-income women in Boston, Chicago and San Antonio.