Sentence examples for proved inconsistent from inspiring English sources

The Russian/British cast, meanwhile, proved inconsistent in style and quality.

After my first meal there I could have joined their chorus, but on a second visit, when I sampled more dishes, the kitchen proved inconsistent.

A side capable of thrilling football has proved inconsistent, demolitions of Brentford and Stanley undermined by defeats to Morecambe and Macclesfield, but the Baggies' second visit to London Road of the campaign - they won 2-0 in the League Cup in August - will offer an indication of progress made.

Yet the same man who even in the view of his opponents spoke eloquently to the nation's yearning for a new direction in the last campaign has proved inconsistent after taking office when it came to summoning goose-bump-inspiring magic.

Voters in North Dakota on Tuesday rejected a constitutional amendment to abolish the property tax, turning aside arguments by advocates of the measure who say the tax has proved inconsistent and is in conflict with the basic concept of property ownership.

Psychosocial stressors are consistently associated with antenatal anxiety and depression, while the impact of cortisol has proved inconsistent.

Or would the range prove inconsistent, or irrelevant?

With Mario Balotelli failing to mature and then leaving, and Edin Dzeko proving inconsistent, City need more back-up in attack.

Coles will most likely receive more attention against the Chiefs because the other receivers have proven inconsistent and Edwards believes it is important to score early.

They are used as something like a background assumption, but their details are open to revision if they prove inconsistent with empirical evidence.

With normal values proving inconsistent in literature, we now look at what studies recommend for diagnosing CECS with ICP values.