Sentence examples for given the inconsistency from inspiring English sources

That will be refreshing for the coaching staff given the inconsistency of the super-talented but fundamentally flawed Pacman Jones.

They are, however, quite similar in style and, given the inconsistency of Nenad Milijas, Wolves do lack a midfield conjurer to dissect defences with cunning passes.

Felicitous moments are better than the alternative, but they did not add up here to a reason for a Beethoven cycle, particularly given the inconsistency of the orchestra's playing.

Given the inconsistency of corporate promises, which are, of course, unenforceable, it should come as no surprise that global and US greenhouse gas emissions have grown nearly every year since 2000.

Few will have the gall to attempt to predict if a charge will be levelled given the inconsistency of the committee this year but all will be hoping common sense will prevail.

Given the inconsistency of structure activity relationship trends observed across similar compounds, this data argues for caution in extrapolating across structural series.

To the American ear, that sounded impossible, given the inconsistencies of pitching, but the coaches were serious.

Their unbeaten run ends at 29 matches but, given the inconsistencies of those around them, a 19th league title still appears likely.

"Given the inconsistencies in many of your recent communications, we expect that the shareholders would welcome Elliott's nominees to the board to ensure proper and timely execution and to avoid the risk of backsliding," Mr. Batchelder wrote.

Given the inconsistencies of the techniques reported in the literature, the development of an appropriate CBCT measurement protocol possessing accuracy and precision in both intra- and inter-rater reliability for in vivo dental volume measurements is desired.

McDonough acknowledged to CNN's Candy Crowley on "State of the Union" that U.S. officials are not 100percentt certain that Assad was behind the chemical weapons attacks, given the inconsistencies inherent in intelligence.