Sentence examples for complex inconsistent from inspiring English sources

I think the current laws regarding bribery and corruption have been adequately described as 'obscure, complex, inconsistent and insufficiently comprehensive'.

However, environmental groups claim the move would water down protections, create a complex, inconsistent set of laws across the country and do little to aid business.

Indeed, there is much anecdotal evidence suggesting the contrary, i.e. that UML is overly complex, inconsistent, incomplete and difficult to learn.

The National Commission of Audit, after finding arrangements left in the wake of Gonski to be "complex, inconsistent and lack ing) transparency," has recently urged the new government to abandon the national bucket in favour of a devolved approach – give the money to the states, that is, for their use and distribution within a broad national framework.

"Pursuing a property in a short sale or foreclosure demands patience from interested buyers as supply is small and the process can be complex, inconsistent, slow or cumbersome," says NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.

A Wells Fargo spokeswoman responded that because of "the complex, inconsistent legal environment relating to medical marijuana dispensaries," the company has "opted not to bank these businesses".

But the reality of his foreshortened presidency was much more complex and inconsistent than Talbot acknowledges.

But perhaps what we're actually learning is something we already knew: that people are complex and inconsistent.

Many state-level NCLB configurations ended up being complex, sometimes inconsistent webs of rules that reflected varying incentives and priorities.

However, when objective measures are considered the results appear to be more complex and inconsistent.

Prior studies of the effects of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) on cognition have produced complex and inconsistent results.