Sentence examples for such inconsistent from inspiring English sources

In view of such inconsistent findings, this question became a matter of considerable controversy.

Many of these statements cannot be faulted, but why then do we see such inconsistent and sometimes disturbing actions on the ground by those with responsibility for putting the guidelines into practice?

Sharapova landed only 42 per cent of her first serves in the first set, and although the ratio improved, such inconsistent serving is not usually the stuff of which championships are made.

Such inconsistent decisions under the original Act are apparent in the case of obesity.

One can then proceed to describe inconsistent theories which are candidates for such inconsistent contents.

Once such inconsistent constituents are omitted, every sentence in a monadic language (without identity or constants) is equivalent to a disjunction of a unique set of these constituents.

"The making of such are inconsistent with the approach of being self-sustaining and commercial," Yates reportedly wrote.

If the commissioner's job is designed to stop him placing boundaries on such lamentably inconsistent behaviour, he is at least empowered to represent the views of its victims.

(5) Certain legal situations, such as inconsistent bodies of law.

Absent such knowledge, inconsistent bonding time has been assumed for the purpose of estimating thermal prestress loss in the literature.

GERMAN JELLYFISH Not before, in the post-WWII era, has Germany suffered such an inconsistent, floundering regime as it does today under the "leadership" of Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.