Sentence examples for biggest inconsistency from inspiring English sources

The state of mind of the Knicks has been their biggest inconsistency all year.

In June, the committee sent letters to Selig and Fehr about "apparent discrepancies" between the 2005 testimony and information in the Mitchell report that was released in December 2007, the biggest inconsistency involving a moratorium on testing in 2004.

And the biggest inconsistency of all is simply that this strategy for making money in the short term would decimate Google's long-term revenue potential.

Second and the biggest inconsistency given their propensity to "talking down" the economy are Romney-Ryan and the Congressional Republicans' probable support to not reauthorize the emergency and extended benefits portions of the Unemployment Insurance program.

"This is one of the biggest inconsistencies of the energy transition, and if the government wanted to address it, it could," says Prof Hey.

I have rated the potential impact in the field as high, but I have to emphasise that this would be a strongly negative impact, as it does not clarify anything but puts up the (false) claim of some big inconsistency, where no consistency was to be expected in the first place.

If you want to try making sense of the gobbledygook, let's start with the biggest logical inconsistency.

The defeat was another reminder that the Pirates' biggest problem is inconsistency.

Maybe the biggest source of inconsistency in this classification derives from the fact that those nuclear receptors are categorized as orphans whose ligand has not been found yet.

This was to be his big failure – his inconsistency.

Can I now, without being accused of flagrant inconsistency, big up the fantastic Jack Straw-Ed Balls cabinet beat 'em up?