"This decision is so inconsistent with the commission's own factual depiction of AT&T's market dominance that it defies logic".
This offers an explanation for why their field trial performance is so inconsistent.
As for US policy, it is perhaps fortunate that the Islamic republic is so inconsistent, even dilettantish, in its foreign relations.
He said he did not have an in-depth recollection of it, but added, "It is so inconsistent with the guiding principles of Toyota".
"He doesn't have a very clear picture of what we are after, so he flops around between various fairly extreme ideas of American interest, because what he has seen from us is so inconsistent".
For example, accessibility of electricity does not translate into availability, as shown in Fig. 4, where electricity supply is so inconsistent that only 6%% of households have electricity available to them between 5 and 7 days per week.
Between now and the game against Bangladesh in Adelaide on 9 March, they have an eight-day break in which to improve a bowling attack that cannot defend 310 and a batting line-up that is so inconsistent.
The passage of art-market information now is so inconsistent that it's like tech stocks from 1994 to 1999 the market is flush with cash, but it's the insiders making the most money and the newbies often tend to learn hard lessons".
It's a useful reminder that one of the reasons NHL discipline is so inconsistent is because the precepts underpinning it aren't really coming from one source.
But again Austin is in tough in terms of ranking among the league's elite simply because the rest of the team is so inconsistent.
