Sentence examples for has been inconsistency from inspiring English sources

The problem for Sydney FC is, and has been, inconsistency, something Melbourne Victory know of all too well.

Her undoing has been inconsistency, the bane of golfers from 10too 92: "Golf is a battle for consistency," she said.

"If you're looking at another cock-up in a defence procurement or another vast IT project that went wrong you find that there has been inconsistency of leadership and lack of real clarity about who was responsible".

Although there has been inconsistency in recommendations regarding the optimal time for introducing complementary foods, most experts agree that introduction should not occur before 4 months.

29 However, there has been inconsistency regarding subscales of the MHKQ, with four 11 29 and five subscales 10 being reported in various studies.

There has been inconsistency in the definition of 'relative survival' which has been used to refer to an analysis where all ages have been pooled together [ 14, 15].

Participants in the UK 2005 Time-Use Survey made their own decisions about what to report as the 'primary' activity in these cases and there may have been inconsistency in this, leading to error.

Admittedly, there have been inconsistencies.

The select committee says there have been inconsistencies in the government's account of its review of the impact of employment tribunal fees.

In particular, Mr. Maddox said there might have been inconsistencies in the analysis of the evidence conducted by Michael Malone, an F.B.I. agent and expert on hair and fiber analysis.

Since the launch of the Boko Haram Twitter account, there have been inconsistencies in the group's media operation, suggesting that a lack of professionalism may persist among those responsible for publishing the group's propaganda.