Sentence examples for much inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"Listen, she said so much inconsistent in her statements that you could drive a Mack truck through it".

However compliance is poor in these patients and there is too much inconsistent data from the clinical trials to indicate the optimal rate and extent of weight loss in children.

There seem to be too many loopholes, and too much seriously inconsistent behavior concerning Iran, in addition to Russia's, to get the job done.

It seems unfair to pick on Robert Webb twice in one blog, but That Mitchell and Webb sound – his radio show with comedy partner David Mitchell (who makes a cameo in The Bleak Old Shop of Stuff) – seemed much more inconsistent after transfering to TV and becoming that Mitchell and Webb look.

In this task people were much more inconsistent with an average CR of around.30 (X ̅ =. 32, SD =. 26 ).

In general, we found much weaker, inconsistent, or null associations between patella lead concentration and either outcome.

The Stable Pairs class is much more inconsistent; in some cases it fits well, but in others it fits very poorly.

Whereas the evidence of harmful effects of short and long sleep duration (see [ 1- 3] for review) and use of hypnotics [ 36] is ample, the literature on any association between insomnia and mortality has been much more inconsistent.

However, while most GH studies have shown body composition effects similar to those in AGHD, functional changes have been much less inconsistent, and older adults are more sensitive to GH side effects.

Much like the inconsistent narrative of how the two grudging friends met (early episodes said they were childhood friends, while later episodes suggested they had met during jury duty, among other places) the apartment seemed to bounce between locations.

One Republican official close to the Bush campaign said that the campaign believed the judge's ruling will cut in its favor, because there are certain to be so much confusion and inconsistent standards in manual recounts that Ms. Harris will have ample grounds not to accept many such votes and be able to be seen as acting appropriately.