Sentence examples for inconsistent behaviour from inspiring English sources
"Such erratic and inconsistent behaviour, veering from the extremely harsh to the indifferent, cannot be called discipline," says Pam Hibbert.
Many journalists, myself included, called out his conflicts of interest, his inconsistent behaviour and his confused policy pronouncements, after he entered politics.
If the commissioner's job is designed to stop him placing boundaries on such lamentably inconsistent behaviour, he is at least empowered to represent the views of its victims.
At first, it's not clear why (the early chapters are told from James's point of view), and so we share his bemusement – and occasional anger – at her often cold and inconsistent behaviour.
As shown in Fig. 6, once a message is generated (gray squares), after eight relay iterations it performs a first loop and continue to circulate indefinitely causing an inconsistent behaviour of the algorithm.
She will respond to your inputs with resistance – or, sometimes, over-enthusiastically, unless that's just the weight of my thumb on the pad, increased out of sheer frustration at this nag's inconsistent behaviour.
I have previously discussed the inconsistent behaviours of PFEs in response to experimental damage and physiological treatments from the viewpoint of the conventional gradient model, which has been referred to as the "PFE paradox" [ 28].
The sort of stress that causes such symptoms may be problems at home such as parental discord, inconsistent parental behaviour, rivalry with siblings, or unrealistic expectations by parents—or problems at school or with friends.
Unlike in the domestic setting, driveway risks were perceived as shifting according the presence of moving vehicles, which resulted in inconsistent safety behaviours.
For each scale, can the intervention change the response proportions of 'guideline-consistent' and 'guideline-inconsistent' reported behaviour?
The primary outcome measure for this trial was the proportion of 'guideline-consistent' and 'guideline-inconsistent' reported behaviour, relating to the patient vignette for the key variables of work, activity, and bed-rest.
