Sentence examples for an inconsistent record from inspiring English sources

The History channel has an inconsistent record in vetting its so-called documentaries.

Mr. Shapiro said that the ADP survey had an "inconsistent record" in predicting the monthly government numbers, but it "gets you in the general ballpark".

But as we already mentioned, his injury-riddled past is enough to prevent us from handing him the top spot, as well as an inconsistent record in the batting average department.

Would evangelical Christians, many of whom live in rural towns and cities, support a brash, thrice-married billionaire from Manhattan with an inconsistent record on abortion and a habit of joking that the Bible is only marginally better than his own book?

Another message was that of the remaining candidates the presumptive nominee, Mitt Romney (the Terminator-esque "Rominee," as some have called him online), has both the greatest strengths — organization, money and endorsements, and the greatest weaknesses — an inconsistent record and an absolute inability to connect with people, including the current Republican Party bases.

Bachmann has criticized Cain for his 999 tax plan and said that he has an inconsistent record on abortion.

The medical literature represents an incomplete and inconsistent record of the global burden of terrorist incidents but reports a diverse range of threats at previous incidents.

Hemingway was a frequent but inconsistent record keeper.

From the time he took office, Mr. Obama's juggling has made for a shifting and sometimes inconsistent record of rhetoric and policy.

Classic children's book characters may enjoy mainstream adoration and cultural ubiquity, but they have an inconsistent track record on the silver screen.

Like millions of other Americans, I became suspicious of a government that has an inconsistent track record when it comes to crime, punishment and liberty itself.