Sentence examples for still contradictory from inspiring English sources

Even so, this is still contradictory, because in an email to the Guardian on 8 April, Gifford told the Guardian "both Evony, LLC and Regan Mercantile, LLC hope attention will turn to the game that 16 million people have enjoyed".

But he thinks of himself as a browser, and in a way he is, because, by his account, a couple of interesting thoughts or stories in one book will always remind him of something smarter, or more interesting — or, better still, contradictory — in another book, and he opens that.

These findings though largely still contradictory; still play a major role in the determinants of workers' job performance.

CD6 is emerging as a new target for treating many pathological conditions in which T cells are integrally involved, but even the latest data from studies of CD6 gene engineered mice were still contradictory.

The analytical description and micromagnetic simulations of the magnetic field and spin transfer-induced vortex dynamics in the nonlinear regime have been proposed by several groups [12 22], but the results are still contradictory.

The association between primary headaches and emotional and behavioral problems in children has been previously described [15, 16], yet the prevalence of ADHD and learning disabilities among children with headaches as well as their association with headache duration and frequency is still contradictory.

Still, the contradictory versions of what happened seem revealing about the thickening fog of this war.

And although the β-blockade is still very contradictory in patients with sepsis, both studies in experimental models and in septic patients with previous prescription of β-blockers have shown a potential role of these drugs in patients with sepsis [2, 3].

However, the results were still fairly contradictory, and showed regional variation.

p27 expression in endometrial carcinoma still remains contradictory.

Literature data on this matter is still very contradictory.