Sentence examples for scattered and inconsistent from inspiring English sources
Editorials took him to task for not even informing Mr. Chirac of the line he intended to take, making France look scattered and inconsistent in foreign policy issues.
The review shows that over that summer, with terror warnings mounting, the government's response was often scattered and inconsistent as the new administration struggled to develop a comprehensive strategy for combating Al Qaeda and other terror organizations.
The evidence that individuals with a low socio-economic position have relationships of lower quality is scattered and inconsistent.
The magnitude of total change in overall treatment success rate as a result of DOTS expansion is unknown, since reporting on treatment outcomes in non-DOTS programmes is scattered and often inconsistent.
People may see you as spontaneous, flexible, and free-spirited; they may also see you as inconsistent, scattered and unreliable.
But the aid has been ill coordinated and too scattered, inconsistent and low-calibred to make a decisive impact.
People scattered and the flags came down.
I'm less scattered and distracted.
Instead, I felt scattered and aimless.
"Outcomes research on the use and effectiveness of simulation technology in medical education is scattered, inconsistent and varies widely in methodological rigor and substantive focus" [ 12].
