Sentence examples for inconsistent division from inspiring English sources

It's an inconsistent division and we're trying to provide and build consistency.

The Cowboys have a lot of young talent, but concerns about the passing game and the pass rush might make them too inconsistent to challenge the division's top teams.

Although understandable from a historical perspective, these arbitrary divisions are inconsistent with the clinical realities of advanced heart failure therapy.

Contradictory education messages when combined with the "bureaucracy" of the healthcare system can lead to inconsistent service provision or divisions of responsibility in the clinical setting that often places the burden on patients.

The Yankees are fortunate that the other teams in the division have also been inconsistent.

Reasons for these circumstances may stem from inconsistent messages in diabetes education resulting from divisions in prenatal health services in Winnipeg.

While this would be consistent with the rapid cell division time of mESCs, it is inconsistent with the long cell division time of hESCs, and four-factor-mediated reprogramming is observed in cells from both species [ 56, 69].

Aside from being less intellectually compelling than his glossary of Mouldwarp expressions, this historical division has the further fault of being inconsistent with this novel's overall concept.

12 Thus, applying the rule of reason to the vertical restraints now in issue is not at all 'illogical and inconsistent' with per se invalidation of the wholesalers' horizontal division of markets.

The 1891 act did not explicitly repeal the authorization to issue certificates of division, but § 14 provided that prior, inconsistent laws were repealed.

Most banks maintain data at the line of business level, but data definition, quality and frequency may be inconsistent across the consumer, global markets and investment management divisions.