Sentence examples for inconsistent decisions from inspiring English sources
Both sides talk about how inconsistent decisions are.
"[The ECHR has] produced a number of inconsistent decisions over the years," he has said.
That phrase, with its ambiguous double negative, has given rise to inconsistent decisions.
State juries, they warn, often make inconsistent decisions or may be influenced more by emotion than science.
Thus, Mr. Dennett said, employers face the prospect of "inconsistent decisions" by state courts in different states for employees of the same company in the same health plan.
When humans are portrayed, however, Chinese illustrators seemed to have made inconsistent decisions as to the national identity of the subjects.
She suggests that this is leading to inconsistent decision-making.
These themes include effects of stigma, knowledge limitations, resource deficits, and inconsistent decision making.
People forget what a strong pocket passer Henne was before injuries and inconsistent decision-making felled him in Miami.
The introduction of negative preferences into AHP often creates various contradicting scenarios that result in spurious and inconsistent decision.
Yet in the 81st minute, MacMath reminded fans why M'Bolhi was bought, flashing the type of inconsistent decision-making that has occasionally cost his team this season.
