Sentence examples for far inconsistent from inspiring English sources

However, snacking frequency may nonetheless be associated with total adiposity or a pattern of fat deposition, as thus far inconsistent findings, both positive and null, for an association between snacking frequency and BMI, as the only measure of adiposity, have been reported in adults.

But the game was like the season so far, an inconsistent ride to an uncertain destination.

Duval's putting has been far more inconsistent since then, but this week, his purest stroke returned at an opportune time.

Usually a strong running game and great back equal victories, but the Jaguars have been far too inconsistent to make Taylor's efforts or this season matter.

But Cain's novel is far too inconsistent a fable from which to extract such a moral: it starts out as social realism and descends into a surreally gothic melodrama.

The Wolfpack was far too inconsistent last season to join college football's elite; it lost four A.C.C. games, including the annual match with archrival North Carolina, and was defeated by Pittsburgh in the Tangerine Bowl.

But he's far too inconsistent to be the starter on a title team, and the Irish need more from the position to hang with a U.S.C. or Stanford, two teams that beat Notre Dame with all-Americans at quarterback.

We've been far too inconsistent this season and it's starting to show again.

Studies on effects of radio frequency-electromagnetic fields (RF-EMF) on the macrostructure of sleep so far yielded inconsistent results.

While he may be erratic, he is far from inconsistent.

However, the neutrophil activation status in patients with stable CAD has received less consideration and data have so far been inconsistent.