Sentence examples for to be inconsistent from inspiring English sources

If accepted and practiced inconsistently -- well, there is no reason to be inconsistent here.

"Until we learn that, we're going to be inconsistent".

The coverage on Giants kicks continues to be inconsistent, however.

Steve Levy, Suffolk's county executive, said Connecticut continued to be inconsistent on environmental and energy issues.

In other words, she had to be inconsistent to provide consistency.

The second reason is that companies tend to be inconsistent in their behaviour.

But, as Swerdloff's panel discovered, the results tend to be inconsistent.

I found the father's evidence to be inconsistent, unreliable and unconvincing.

That seems to be inconsistent with a market-clearing model, no?

It's OK to be inconsistent from one day to the next.

Such a system is said to be inconsistent, and is flagged as an error.