Sentence examples for was inconsistent for from inspiring English sources

The running game was inconsistent for the first 50 minutes, however, with swift Cardinals linebacker Daryl Washington making several outstanding backfield stops.

The IFS also pointed out it was inconsistent for the government to model the effect of the pupil premium across households but to insist it was incapable of doing the same modelling for other changes.

Mr. Santorum, who is locked in a tight Michigan primary race with Mr. Romney, argued in a speech to the Detroit Economic Club that Mr. Romney was inconsistent for supporting the Wall Street bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, while objecting to billions of dollars in federal loans to the auto industry.

The response pattern for Strain and Food was inconsistent for the two experimental weeks studied.

Colin Macleod, of Cambridge, said it was inconsistent for the government to impose a toll on the new A14 section on the basis that it would increase the road's capacity, while not backing improvements around Kettering nor the A11 upgrade to dual carriageway, between Barton Mills and Thetford.

Yet on the broader question of whether it was inconsistent for a lawmaker who has repeatedly deplored government spending to privately request his own slice of the pie, Johnson's office attempted to draw distinctions.

He has been inconsistent for weeks, but feels better now.

It is inconsistent for them now to object to the very contest procedure they previously endorsed.

Of course it would not be inconsistent for Dumbledore to be gay, but the books' accounts certainly don't make it necessary.

Human Rights Watch argues that it is inconsistent for the United States to contend that Geneva does not apply because this is an unconventional war.

Mr. Ebert said it would be inconsistent for the Muhammad trial to stay in Manassas given that the Malvo trial had moved.