Sentence examples for inconsistent to be from inspiring English sources

After the Federal trial, jurors said that the testimony of Sergeant Monahan and Officers Farnan and Erotokritou was too inconsistent to be credible.

But Kendricks could be missing his starting quarterback this week and has been too inconsistent to be more than just a desperation start.

For the Baltimore Ravens, it was veteran Joe Flacco, having an up-and-down season in his contract year, coming into the 2013 NFL Playoffs with a reputation as being too inconsistent to be great.

But he's far too inconsistent to be the starter on a title team, and the Irish need more from the position to hang with a U.S.C. or Stanford, two teams that beat Notre Dame with all-Americans at quarterback.

Lynch has been way too inconsistent to be considered a top-rate fantasy running back going forward and he is among our unfavorable matchup picks in Week 10 against Baltimore's third-ranked run defense.

Attempts were made to measure the capacity of this communication channel in many areas of human activity, but the experimental results were found to be too inconsistent to be useful.

But Judge Kaplan made clear that the Supreme Court had long held that verdicts, however inconsistent, needed to be considered separately.

The survey uses complex questionnaires which allows for inconsistent responses to be detected very easily.

Our "whole attitude to the embryo is inconsistent and needs to be rethought," he said.

This procedure allows the impact of the inconsistent boundary conditions to be quantitatively assessed.

However, the results obtained at the early age of 14 days were inconsistent and were to be more conservatives.