Sentence examples for inconsistent debate from inspiring English sources

Asked to address fears that his inconsistent debate performances would not augur well for him in a potential general election encounter with Mr. Obama, Mr. Perry said he was "ready for the next level".

The approach to quality assessment in systematic reviews is inconsistent and often debated.

We focus attention here on the role of drift, purifying, and positive selection on the evolution of mtDNA in Metazoa, a topic regarding which available data are sometimes inconsistent and highly debated.

This has resulted in "an inconsistent level of public debate and scrutiny", it says.

To the Editor: Thomas Geoghegan argues that the filibuster rule, which requires 60 senators to end debate, is inconsistent with the Constitution, because the Constitution expressly provides for supermajority rules in specific cases and because the vice president is given a casting vote in cases of a tie.

Further empirical research is needed to assist and inform such decision making, given the inconsistent use and ongoing debate about the benefits of case-mix adjustment.

Prehospital trauma care is still a matter of ongoing debate with inconsistent evidence comparing the impact of helicopter and ground emergency transport on outcome of traumatized patients.

Mr. McCain, after starting off comfortably, seemed increasingly inconsistent and testy as the debate wore on.

It was drafted, during intense debate and in inconsistent French and English versions, to address the treatment of spies and saboteurs.

The White House acknowledged that its handling of the debate had been inconsistent, with Robert Gibbs, the press secretary, saying, "I don't think anybody here believes we've pitched a no-hit game or a perfect game".

The results of retrospective and non-randomized studies have been inconsistent and created an ongoing debate between gynaecologists and fertility specialists.