Sentence examples for surely inconsistent from inspiring English sources

But it is surely inconsistent then to argue as many do that the Fed should not usually interfere when they are surging onwards and upwards.This debate goes back to 1911, when Irving Fisher, an economist, argued that policymakers should aim to stabilise a broad price index that included shares, bonds and property as well as goods and services*.

Phenomenalism, they contend, implies that, if no perceivers existed, then the world would contain no objects, and this is surely inconsistent both with what ordinary persons believe and with the known scientific fact that all sorts of objects existed in the universe long before there were any perceivers.

People surely have inconsistent beliefs; indeed, most of us have many inconsistent beliefs.

It is inconsistent, surely, for a government to offer help with one hand, while holding back the supply of housing with the other.* "Why Have Housing Prices Gone Up?" Forthcoming in the American Economic Review † "Why is Manhattan So Expensive?

Surely it would be inconsistent with the rule of law for Cameron to do nothing, I suggested to Garnier.

If this set of propositions is logically inconsistent, as it surely is, then at least one proposition in the set is false.

Surely if a theory is mathematically inconsistent that says something about its physical status too?

Mentally he may be more inconsistent, while his hunger has surely been dulled by a personal fortune estimated at $60m.

We can count on his mediocrity, just as surely as we can count on Tommy Armstrong remaining consistently inconsistent.

Surely, God's graciously loving all possible creatures is not inconsistent with his having a preference to create a world with creatures who will use their freedom to pursue the best kind of human life.

I cannot recall, but if so, it must now surely be removed, for to make an exception would be both intellectually dishonest and morally inconsistent.