Sentence examples for times inconsistent from inspiring English sources

At times inconsistent tales were told simultaneously.

So the law adjusted in ad hoc and at times inconsistent ways.

The emergency management agency, the panel said, provided "unclear and at times inconsistent criteria" for approval of the system.

As good as the food can be, though, the kitchen is at times inconsistent, the only thing holding this restaurant back from greatness.

Such search-based techniques could provide solutions to the difficult problems of balancing competing (and some times inconsistent) constraints and may suggest ways of finding acceptable solutions in situations where perfect solutions are either theoretically impossible or practically infeasible.

Yet in some ways, the Emeril presence is emblematic of the channel's wide and at times inconsistent embrace: Planet Green tints home renovation shows, makeovers, car races and celebrity interviews in bright ecological green, but the color is dappled with incongruities, from an all-fats-allowed celebrity chef to advertisements that undermine the channel's most heartfelt messages.

This is generally regarded as being time inconsistent or irrational.

I hypothesize that time inconsistent preferences cause the delay of childbearing, and empirically examine the hypothesis.

From the above, I conclude that one reason for the delay of childbearing is that people have time inconsistent preferences.

But it also considers how optimal tax rules/formulas need to be modified if agents are myopic, borrowing constrained, or time inconsistent.

Further estimations of logit and probit models show that if men have time inconsistent preferences, their wives' probability of giving birth to the first child is greater than men who have time consistent preferences, while OLS estimations give no significant effect of time inconsistent preferences on the number of children ever born.