Sentence examples for is still inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The user interface is still inconsistent.

After the real trial ended, Ethiopia eventually passed legislation, in 2004, that made abduction and rape punishable by a sentence of up to fifteen years, though enforcement is still inconsistent.

Even if nanotechnologies are promising, their safety is still inconsistent and this must be kept in mind.

Of course \(\mathsf{PA}^F\) is still inconsistent in virtue of the conditional form of the argument.

Coupling this correction with a non-linear second-order accurate two-point scheme gives a greatly improved total well flux, but the resulting scheme is still inconsistent.

It is important to understand the role of these microbes in promoting growth and controlling diseases, and their application as biofertilizers and biopesticides whose success in the field is still inconsistent.

"But he was still inconsistent.

But financial firms are still inconsistent when reporting this perversity.

Still, the series remains unpredictable, partly because the Pakistanis are still inconsistent, and partly because England do have the talent to make a fight of it, especially if Flintoff is fit and finds his best form.

The results, like the records, are still inconsistent — whether an adoptee can find a family member in a DNA database is obviously dependent on whether that family member is there to begin with.

However, the literature investigating the relationship between multiple job-holding and professional well-being is quite heterogeneous and related findings are still inconsistent.