Sentence examples for that inconsistent with from inspiring English sources

Isn't that inconsistent with this idiotic superstition?

But the Clinton administration firmly rejected any proposal that would have the power to mandate sanctions, calling that inconsistent with America's obligations under W.T.O.

This result demonstrated that, inconsistent with the modelling predictions, compound 2 did not compete with FAD.

The results suggest that, inconsistent with the Australian guidelines, 10 11 GPs are likely to prescribe blood pressure and cholesterol lowering medication to lower risk patients (5-year risk of CVD event <15%) if these risk factors are elevated, even when an absolute risk assessment is specifically provided to GPs.

"Anything that was inconsistent with that, they didn't want to see," Mr. Klock said.

"There's nothing in the Kyoto Protocol that is inconsistent with that convention," Dr. Susskind added.

The candidates, while talking tough about cutting our dependence on foreign oil, have supported some policies that seem inconsistent with that aim.

As far as F abundance is concerned, any addition of F to the source would produce magmas that are inconsistent with that of Iwate.

They also will avoid those products that symbolize images that are inconsistent with either of these self-images.

But a dialetheist manifests her dialetheism in accepting, together with the LNC, sentences that are inconsistent with it, that is, true sentences whose negations are true: dialetheias.

A parameter box that produces trajectories that are inconsistent with any data measurement is classified as unfeasible and discarded.