Sentence examples for less than consistent from inspiring English sources

His novels have perhaps been less than consistent.

Unlike a clinical trial, the study will tests the drugs in the real world, where patients might be on more than one medicine and be less than consistent over taking their pills.

What's new, he says, is the Democrats' rejection of that ethos, and an inability to notice that class still matters; that stepping onto a private jet while fighting for energy conservation looks, well, less than consistent.

But Turkey's history of being less than consistent and enthusiastic in stopping the Islamic State fighters who have streamed into Syria through its borders has left some analysts debating whether the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is more focused on fighting Kurdish militant groups — and a rising domestic political opposition — than on stopping the Islamic State.

And it is true U.S. law is less than consistent on how to treat foreign nationals.

Labor in China sometimes compares in dollar terms, but China has been less than consistent in terms of protecting intellectual property rights.

Other traits, however, have been less-than-consistent over the past 102 years.

Visual languages can benefit from pictorial mnemonics, but systematic explanatory metaphors (whether visual or verbal) are less useful than consistent presentation of language abstractions.

Are inconsistently recalled items less accurate than consistent items?

Simple imprecision is likely to be less influential than consistent bias.

In our experiments, we set out to evaluate three questions that follow directly from the prior literature and the cue fluctuation perspective: 1. Are inconsistently recalled items less accurate than consistent items?   2.