Sentence examples for inconsistent days from inspiring English sources

But as the game wore on, he looked the most likely United player to break Besiktas down and his direct running and ability to commit defenders is something Ferguson's team lacks when Ryan Giggs is not playing or Nani is having one of his frequent inconsistent days.

Wednesday was proving to be an inconsistent trading day on Wall Street, with the major averages in flux.

Eriksen can be infuriatingly inconsistent, and – early days, I know – but I don't see Janssen as a top striker to match Kane.

We also noted a marked polyuria (up to 5 L/24 h in the first few days) inconsistent with the amount of intravenous fluid administration.

"There were fewer indications of inconsistent bounce on day three and Northamptonshire's bowlers had their work cut out to try and keep control of the visitors' first innings.

Mr. Maliki has issued a series of seemingly inconsistent decrees in recent days about his willingness to take on militias.

As screeners like to say, "At TSA, consistently we're inconsistent". In my early days as a passenger screener, for example, we were forbidden to mention the word "shoe" to the flying public.

Shunsuke Kondo, who heads the Atomic Energy Commission, an advisory body in the Cabinet Office, said that the maps Speedi produced in the first days were inconsistent, and changed several times a day depending on wind direction.

However, the results obtained at the early age of 14 days were inconsistent and were to be more conservatives.

An immigration officer may presume misrepresentation for inconsistent conduct within 90 days of entry and can even make such a determination at any time thereafter, if the facts of the case support such a determination.

Results of the multilevel linear regression of the investigation of differences in MVPA on days when inconsistent consumers ate or skipped breakfast are shown in Table 3.