Sentence examples for unusually inconsistent from inspiring English sources
As for Woods, he shot a third-round 70 that was unusually inconsistent.
An unusually inconsistent Roger Federer beat Florent Serra, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3), despite losing his serve three times.
1.04am GMT 131st over: New Zealand 364-4 (Brownlie 35, McCullum 37) Anderson looks a little tired in this spell, with an unusually inconsistent length.
Described species with missing or poorly-preserved characters or possessing unusually inconsistent characters were excluded but summarized in Tables 3 and 4, with reasons for exclusion.
For example, the physician may request home blood pressure readings to rule out white coat hypertension or to confirm that an unusually elevated blood pressure is inconsistent with the patient's long-term trend.
Our results are inconsistent with the hypothesis that unusually rapid ascents cause emboli found in beaked whales from sonar-related strandings [ 3].
Compared to the SNX9 homodimer, the SNX1-BAR homodimer has an unusually high degree of curvature that is inconsistent with the diameter of SNX1 membrane tubules, although the correlations are loose rather than strict (Frost et al, 2008; Wang et al, 2008; 2008).
We've been watching other clubs fail in the competition we nearly won; we've seen veteran players have unusually poor performances and young players looking as inconsistent as one would expect.
The evidence is simply inconsistent with the TNVPK program being unusually weak".
Note the unusually low internal reliability of the MH scale, which may possibly be due to the presence of inconsistent responses.
