Sentence examples for more inconsistent than from inspiring English sources

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

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.

President Obama's message on reform is even more inconsistent than Mr. Bush's on Social Security, and his opponents know it.

For juries awarding plaintiffs for pain and suffering, the task is more challenging – and the results more inconsistent – than awarding for economic damages, which is formulaic.

When juries get the gist, their awards grow consistent For juries awarding plaintiffs for pain and suffering, the task is more challenging – and the results more inconsistent – than awarding for economic damages, which is formulaic.

The Giants seem to be more inconsistent in effort than other top teams like New England, San Francisco, Baltimore and Pittsburgh.

"I think we've been a bit more inconsistent defensively this year than maybe those teams back then.

17 However, results from previous prospective and case control studies on the association of BMI with thyroid cancer risk have generally been more inconsistent in men than women.

During non-perturbed locomotion, Pcd and L7-Pp2b made made significantly more small steps, had a prolonged step time for large steps when they occurred and had more inconsistent stepping patterns than controls.

"It is my personal belief that serving in Congress is no more inconsistent with the priesthood than teaching government and history, as I have done for 35 years," Father Cornell said in announcing his withdrawal.