Sentence examples for can become inconsistent from inspiring English sources

Djokovic's backhand is typically rock solid and would have been an asset in the wind, but his forehand can become inconsistent and more affected by the blustery conditions.

He sees indexing issues and says that if the system hiccups during an operation, data can become inconsistent — a big problem for banking and commerce apps.

However, when the IoT devices are in sleep mode for a long time and/or data are aggregated in IoT GW for a long time without any transmissions, data can become inconsistent.

There is, however, a potential problem with this approach as combinations of reactions can become inconsistent (e.g. stoichiometrically balanced cycles can have a non-zero Δ G).

When the messages you're delivering don't match, you become inconsistent and that can damage your reputation.

The relation is not true at higher ranks (i.e. superfamily; order) where patterns become inconsistent and the A+T content can be very different among species as exemplified by Hemiptera (A. dugesii vs. Triatoma dimidiata).

This was because the Church of England's position had become inconsistent and illogical.

Patients over BMI 32 kg/m2 are excluded from HGNS as success rates become inconsistent.

Others are passive; they choose not to change their habits and thus become inconsistent.

Over time, the effectiveness of levodopa is likely to diminish and become inconsistent.

In severing ties with the inconsistent Estes, who can become a free agent after the season, the Mets appeared to have reached the same conclusion that many of their fans did this week: the Mets are not going to contend this season, not even for the wild-card spot.