Sentence examples for more inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The second class takes into account the proportion of the language that is affected by the inconsistency: the more propositional variables affected, the more inconsistent the base.

It would be difficult to be any more inconsistent.

— and thus act differently, appearing more inconsistent than they are.

Finn occasionally beat the bat but was more inconsistent.

Still, logic and anecdotal evidence suggested that inexperienced kickers are more inconsistent.

Barkley did remarkably well against Wales and Yachvili and Damien Traille are more inconsistent.

They were a lot more inconsistent, and certainly they pose huge, huge hurdles now.

This season the Braves have been more inconsistent than Tom Glavine.

No one is more inconsistent than Hamels, whose wobbly regular season has bled into the playoffs.

But too much of it makes the output of the political process more inconsistent and arbitrary.

That charge ranges from $50 to $100, but is more inconsistent among airlines.