Sentence examples for systems contradict from inspiring English sources

The problem is that these systems contradict one another.

Collectively, such belief systems contradict each other even though most claim to be the one true religion.

When data and systems contradict what a creative person thinks or how she wants to work, too often the baby gets thrown out with the bathwater.

Inevitably, when there is the possibility for two parallel systems to interact, there is the potential for errors to arise where these systems contradict, or fail to align.

Various pathogenic bacteria use related virulence systems, contradicting the long-held paradigm that each bacterium has a unique mode of action.

These results demonstrate the necessity of investigating the impact of KIEs at the level of the entire system, contradict previous hypotheses that KIEs would have a strong effect on isotopic distributions and on flux determination, and strengthen the biological value of C-ILEs.

Russia says the system contradicts the spirit of the 1975 Helsinki declaration, which pledged to make exit and entry easier.

The family of an Aboriginal woman who died in police custody in the Hunter region of New South Wales has said a report shows she had no illegal drugs or alcohol in her system, contradicting police claims.

The Danish Christian thinker Søren Kierkegaard criticized the logical pretensions of the Hegelian system; and one of his contemporaries, Arthur Schopenhauer, himself a German idealist and constructor of a bold and imaginative system, contradicted Hegel by asserting that the irrational is the truly real.

In the view of many, the new system contradicted much of what worked about the old system, which led to widespread frustration.

Last year in Maine, the Republican-controlled state Senate asked the state Supreme Court for a nonbinding opinion on whether the system contradicted the state constitution.