Sentence examples for serious inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Lambeth Palace said it had been "unaware" of the investment which is a "serious inconsistency" with its ethical investment policy, and comes after Welby's personal attack on the immorality of Wonga's business model.

Lambeth Palace said an independent inquiry would be launched into how "this serious inconsistency" occurred.

An economically significant regulation is one that may create a serious inconsistency or interfere with an action taken by another agency, raises novel legal or policy issues, or has an annual non-revenue effect on the economy of $100 million or more.

The results vary from moderate to excellent strength of agreement within the same component, which is a serious inconsistency, considering that they are calculated on the same dataset.

We have therefore downgraded for serious imprecision, and for serious inconsistency due to the opposite effects in the two age groups; a finding which is both unexpected and unexplained.

The evidence can be downgraded from 'high quality' by one level for serious (or by two levels for very serious) limitations, depending on assessments for risk of bias, indirectness of evidence, serious inconsistency, imprecision of effect estimates or potential publication bias.

Serious inconsistencies suggested the confessions were not legitimate, the agents said.

It is fair to say that they have picked up a number of serious inconsistencies with the methodology," he said.

Serious inconsistencies in voting or tabulation could spark violence and raise doubts about the government's legitimacy.

MPs will demand to know why there are serious inconsistencies between diesel car emissions data in testing laboratories and on the road as the Volkswagen scandal reaches Parliament.

There are serious inconsistencies in his denial – and we'll get to them soon – but it was not the president's suspiciously narrow answer that was criticised by many pundits.