Sentence examples for much inconsistency from inspiring English sources

"There's too much inconsistency and pure chance," he said.

There had been too much inconsistency during his first four seasons in the NBA.

There is still too much inconsistency, however, even in the dishes that Cedar's does well.

"And in an election that has been marked by so much inconsistency, Newt Gingrich offered an entire fall of consistency".

While on many policies there has been welcome progress, Nussbaum believes there have been too many caveats – some of them large – that have undermined those policies, and too much inconsistency in decisions and speeches from senior Tories.

But viewed against the language of the party's declaration on culture — the Oct. 25 report on the annual Central Committee plenum, held last month — there is not much inconsistency at all, some analysts say.

For example, in its 1997 Russian audit, Price Waterhouse warned that AvtoVAZ was accounting for domestic and foreign sales differently, and that it could not say how much the inconsistency affected reported sales revenue.

But theorists might have different views about how much primative inconsistency is tolerable.

The SF-12 MCS summary score showed much more inconsistency in responsiveness.

Recent branches of the tree tend to be fairly consistent across genes, whereas there is much higher inconsistency deep within the tree at the time of emergence of the major prokaryotic groups.

International health officials said lifting the ban would end a much-criticized inconsistency in United States health policy, with Washington playing a leading role in AIDS prevention in Africa and other countries with severe epidemics, but preserving restrictions that in practice prevented international AIDS researchers and activists from gathering at conferences here.