Sentence examples for inconsistent leadership from inspiring English sources

But other cities, with fewer resources and inconsistent leadership, might not fare as well, Mr. Bratton said.

These gains are in danger of being eroded by the continual movement, or churn, of young offenders from one overcrowded jail to another and unstable, inconsistent leadership as governors move on to achieve promotion elsewhere.

But I believe the location has become a scapegoat for the hardships of a company that has suffered from inconsistent leadership by its board and a failure to engage in the smart programming and strategic planning that companies need to survive in hard times.

But many in the party – and not just among those who might be called the Blairites – are growing increasingly apprehensive about what his weak and inconsistent leadership is doing to the party in its traditional heartlands," he says.

He blamed "inconsistent board leadership" for the company's woes and urged the trustees to change their minds.

Stanley S. Litow, a deputy schools chancellor under Mr. Fernandez, expressed frustration at the inconsistent interest in leadership teams as a result of the frequent changes in leadership at the Board of Education.

But they are also frustrated by lack of leadership, inconsistent treatment and being side-lined.

"It wouldn't make sense to have taken such major steps forward … and then turn around and approve this project that is inconsistent with that leadership," said Tiernan Sittenfeld, senior vice president for government affairs at the League of Conservation Voters.

Definitions of leadership were inconsistent, however, and the direct contribution of leadership to outcomes was difficult to determine.

Leadership has been inconsistent, with four heads in six years.

Ethical leadership has been inconsistent "The MPS senior team has not provided consistent leadership on the issue of media contact.