Schools that fail to improve within six years of being classed "satisfactory" should be relabelled "inconsistent" and pushed harder to improve, a report from the Royal Society of Arts says, according to the BBC.
There was indeed much to savor despite some uneven playing by soloists within the orchestra, and the climaxes, pushed ahead a notch, carried some punch, but the energy was inconsistent over all.
My space is often invaded, with inconsistent apologies, but I can never push back, not really.
Rather, he pushed hard in two inconsistent directions.
Speaking to AAP, chief executive Kelly O'Shanassy said: "Support for more dirty coal, like backing the Adani mega-mine and pushing low-ball pollution reduction targets under national energy policy, is inconsistent with a healthy Great Barrier Reef".
Inconsistent rainfall has also hit crop yields, pushing up prices.
The Bush administration's push for democracy, though erratic and inconsistent, has unmistakably affected the course of events in Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon -- never mind Iraq.
Fortunately, as the article notes, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin "remain cautious and have pushed back against some ideas they believe are inconsistent with the company's image".
A more aggressive strategy pushes EMR alerts whenever physicians prescribe antibiotic treatment inconsistent with best practices [ 47].
Back then, censorship was inconsistent and dodgy, but it was a good time to be an envelope-pusher if you were clever enough.
