Sentence examples for inconsistent should from inspiring English sources

Most notably, there's been some debate about whether or not Kobe Bryant, who has been a bit inconsistent, should be taken out of the starting lineup and replaced with Andre Iguodala because of his superior defense.

"I don't think the fact that they're inconsistent should be held against them," he said.

Inconsistent details should be accorded less trust, but the nature of the inconsistency does not appear to matter.

But Milman's 16 Rhg1 was inconsistent; he should have brought the d rook to the g file.

Gordon's representatives also said test results of his samples were inconsistent and should be thrown out.

As part of that appeal, Mr. Zemel said, the lawyers plan on arguing that the trial judge did not give jurors the appropriate options in his charge to them, that he erred in the technical reading of some elements of the case and that the jury's verdict was inconsistent and should be set aside.

He's just too inconsistent and should go.

A fourth assumption follows from the third: that inconsistent testimony should be uncommon.

Yet, the cue fluctuation perspective, combined with individual differences, would seem to predict that inconsistent recall should be related to lower accuracy among consistently recalled items.

But if the Moore-paradoxicality of a set of moral attitudes is supposed to justify counting moral judgements that express them as inconsistent, we should regard these sentences as inconsistent.

It is shown that the Weibull theory gets inconsistent and should overestimate the strength of the specimens (components), due to the fact that the effective volume becomes smaller than the fracture origin.