Sentence examples for inconsistent ability from inspiring English sources

Investors feared Argentina's inconsistent ability to satisfy IMF demands and decided to stop lending.

The Manchester City defender has often drawn criticism for his inconsistent ability to defend and his desire for over-elaboration: two attributes from which the supposedly pragmatic Allardyce might recoil.

Likewise, although disturbed arousal is a consistent element of DLB fluctuations [ 1, 42], the added presence of other components, such as inconsistent abilities, episodes of incoherent speech or variable attention, are needed to constitute the waxing and waning state that characterize DLB fluctuations [ 1, 42– 42].

But Jordan's rebounding remains mediocre and his defensive ability inconsistent.

If a country's economic policies look inconsistent, and its ability to sustain its exchange rate is questionable, the funds take a bet on devaluation, usually by selling the currency short.The IMF researchers, led by Barry Eichengreen and Donald Mathieson, find that these "macro funds" are not to blame for currency crises.

Evidence is inconsistent, varying by ability examined.

Prior trials of glucose control after AMI have been inconsistent in their ability to lower glucose levels and have reported mixed effects on mortality.

In contrast, the majority of the MagMAX™ samples evaluated for gDNA contamination tested positive, indicating that this kit is inconsistent in its ability to effectively remove DNA.

Screening tools with a single question are inconsistent in their ability to detect victims according to a review by Rabin et al. so they should not be used [ 38].

The Nepali FCHV program has been internationally acclaimed as a model CHW program, but within Nepal, has been inconsistent in its ability to deliver high-quality services on a national scale.

The criteria for organ acceptance remain inconsistent, which limits the ability to standardize critical care practices.