Sentence examples for inconsistency remains from inspiring English sources
Tonight, Chris Webber reminded Ewing and the rest of the Knicks how inconsistency remains the bane of their existence.
Their offensive inconsistency remains a puzzle, but as long as Ray Rice is healthy, they should hand off to him continually.
Joe Flacco (BAL) vs. Ryan Fitzpatrick (BUF) – While Flacco is among our favorable matchup picks this week against the Seahawks, his inconsistency remains a concern.
On the pitch, Albania began like a team keen to cut through any simmering tension but their enthusiasm was soon dulled by a practiced, technically superior Serbia team whose infuriating inconsistency remains one of European football's enigmas.
In spite of the improvement, the degree of inconsistency remains at an unsatisfactory low level.
However, results of infarct size studies in diabetic animal models were contradictory (Tables 1 and 2), and the reason for the inconsistency remains unclear.
The total percentage of inconsistencies remains close in both segments.
Thus, the inconsistency in nomenclature remains a major challenge and a source of confusion.
Finally, as mentioned, there remains inconsistency in the ethical and legal definitions of "duty to warn" family members at potentially increased genetic or genomic risk of a disease or adverse outcome (Offit et al. 2004).
In May 2015 Nigeria's outgoing president Goodluck Jonathan banned FGM, but there remains an inconsistency between the passing and enforcement of laws across the country.
For instance, sending the command close to a door and assuming that it is closed becomes an inconsistency if the door remains opened due to a communication error or a failure.
