Sentence examples for inconsistent action from inspiring English sources

Any inconsistent action may throw her off, killing the mood or at least setting you back a few minutes, which is bad for morale.

Kunz et al. (in press) also report that the differences between actual and imagined time-to-walk are reduced if a behaviourally relevant action is being performed during imagined walking (i.e. walking in place), but not when an inconsistent action is being performed (i.e. hand waving).

Otherwise, the system risks being a group of disparate activities that result in data documentation but inconsistent action.

Toleration of the use of and dealing in small amounts of cannabis results in practice in grey areas where local authorities have to bear the brunt of inconsistent action taken by the national authorities.

Mr. Freed attributed the cost overruns and delays to the state of the economy; enhancements to Mills's design, including expanded elevators and a larger sky-lighted atrium; and inconsistent actions by the bank.

Or, as expressed by Lamberg et al. (2009: 50), "inconsistent actions may decrease the firm's legitimacy among important stakeholders" and lead to undesired actions by them (Pfeffer and Salancik 1978; Meyer and Rowan 1977).

The UN Security Council started the international chaos by taking two inconsistent actions.

That 5% is labelled "inconsistent with action toward the 2°C goal", out of step with "the scale and pace of international action" and "likely to increase future costs" is important.

This history shows clearly enough that the adoption of legislative measures to prevent the demoralization of the industry by stabilizing the marketing of the raisin crop is a matter of state as well as national concern and, in the absence of inconsistent Congressional action, is a problem whose solution is peculiarly within the province of the state.

That ambivalent stance, he said, has led to inconsistent regulatory actions that are prone to political pressure and have hurt long-term market confidence.

Right now, the U.S., Russia, and to some extent Iran are each pursuing inconsistent military actions against ISIS rather than collaborating.