Sentence examples for is somewhat inconsistent from inspiring English sources
He has been erratic catching the ball and is somewhat inconsistent making throws -- others in the organization say Soriano needs more discipline in his pregame routine, when he casually takes grounders, rather than concentrating on fundamentals.
Mr Fischer's writing style is somewhat inconsistent; a rather grandiloquent introduction sits oddly with the rest of the book, and the flow of his prose is occasionally interrupted by ugly, donnish jargon.
However, the data analysis is somewhat inconsistent in literature.
However, behavioral evidence of such hemispheric asymmetries or of related sex differences is somewhat inconsistent.
The interface is somewhat inconsistent: the menu is accessed and navigated using the round 4-way nav button on the back face.
The feature is independently confirmed by regional analyses (e.g., Ritzwoller et al., 2001; Kobayashi and Zhao, 2004), although the suggested depth extent of this anomalous body is somewhat inconsistent among studies.
In the giant slalom, she has been somewhat inconsistent this season, attaining only one podium finish, a third-place showing in Semmering, Austria, on Dec. 28.
Findings regarding gender differences in achievement goal orientations and attributional style have been somewhat inconsistent.
Results are discussed as being somewhat inconsistent with prevalent views of the mechanism of the letter spacing effect (i.e., crowding).
Findings concerning the satiety effects of sugar-containing drinks are somewhat inconsistent, perhaps in part due to variations in study design and novelty of the drinks tested.
