Sentence examples for may create inconsistent from inspiring English sources

However, the semantics of this language have not been formalized, and users may create inconsistent icons, e.g. by combining the "tumor" shape and the "sleeping" pictograms into a "tumor of sleeping" icon.

For example, articles reported inconsistent daily intake recommendations, which may create confusion among readers.

That may create a long-term problem.

But that may create its own problems.

That in itself may create new realities.

This may create inequality in the country.

Furthermore, stimulating parent-child communication and parental control may create a sense of social approval, and both have shown to be related to a reduction in sexual risk taking, in terms of inconsistent condom use and inconsistent contraceptive use (e.g., Hutchinson, 2002; Wight, Williamson, & Henderson, 2006).

You may create it in your mind.

Unstable backgrounds may create a guarded character.

Furthermore, they said, the system often interprets the strike zone incorrectly and creates inconsistent strike zones.

As we have seen, this may produce inconsistent collective judgments.