Sentence examples similar to inconsistently stable from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that condoms are inconsistently used among participants in stable relationships and who have multiple concurrent sex partners (38 % and 63 % at baseline, respectively).

Current regulations, Obama said, were inconsistent and, often, inconsistently enforced.

In this study, the patients without a stable combination were taking drugs, but inconsistently, with drug changes more than once a month.

For example, quantitative studies have shown that young Nicaraguan men, despite growing knowledge of how HIV can be transmitted, use condoms inconsistently and mainly with occasional partners (51, 52), leaving their stable partners unprotected against the possible risk of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV.

Both have played inconsistently.

They still happened, but inconsistently.

Developing countries often perform inconsistently.

Gove says coursework was marked inconsistently.

Those who give aid do so inconsistently.

The finger-tracking itself works inconsistently, too.

But it has done both inconsistently.