Sentence examples for inconsistent support from inspiring English sources
Sierra Club officials said Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican Senate candidate, gave inconsistent support for environmental matters during his eight years in Congress.
Since its first description, splitting into additional taxa was often proposed but not accepted later on due to inconsistent support from morphology and ecology.
The researchers conclude: Many respondents recognised the budgetary constraints placed upon LAs; however, inconsistent support, poor communication, and minimalist interpretation of independent living principles meant that few respondents were optimistic about the future.
Many respondents recognised the budgetary constraints placed upon LAs; however, inconsistent support, poor communication, and minimalist interpretation of independent living principles meant that few respondents were optimistic about the future.
Background: Despite legislation that requires restaurants to post nutritional labels on their products or menu items, the scientific literature provides inconsistent support for the idea that adding labels to foods will change buying patterns.
Italian-born Australian artist Katthy Cavaliere, who died in 2012 aged 40, was a pioneering feminist artist, and despite some setbacks and inconsistent support at home, she managed to have an international career, feted by major artists such as Marina Abramović.
Many lamented poor access to finance, and felt that weak (or inconsistent) political support inhibited growth.
Our experience with the mental health system is that it is uneven and inconsistent with support and providers.
We ascribe offshore wind's difficulties to a costly and contentious development cycle, which is due in part to a fragmented regulatory landscape and inconsistent political support.
Barriers to early initiation of breastfeeding were the absence of mothers at bedside, insufficient kangaroo care, inconsistent professional support of breastfeeding, and family dysfunction.
These values are at risk from a variety of threats such as spatial fragmentation, invasive species, deer browsing, poor management and inconsistent state support (Perrin et al. 2008; NPWS 2008; Purser et al. 2009).
