Sentence examples for very inconsistency from inspiring English sources

Besides, his very inconsistency is in some ways a strength: what Trump says today, he can forget or deny tomorrow, without anyone being that surprised.

Breitbart the media company now once again helmed by Trump's freshly fired strategist Steve Bannon is having a field day attacking Trump on this very inconsistency, an onslaught that could influence diehards in his base.

Another observation that is outstanding by its very inconsistency is that these same workers believe and teach that stability of the glenohumeral joint is directly dependent upon the surrounding intricate muscular apparatus that motivates it; yet, when a state of instability exists, local defects in other components of the joint are credited as causative agents.

To be honest, no amount of time spent in the blogosphere this week could definitively answer those questions, but the commentary surrounding the events, in its very wild inconsistency, at least gives an inkling of the positions staked out.

For fat mass, decreases remained statistically significant along with no statistically significant heterogeneity as well as very low inconsistency and diversity when one outlier was deleted from the model [ 69] (X - : −0.69; 95% CI: −0.17 to −1.22; z = −2.58; p = 0.01; Q = 13.9; p = 0.31; I = 13.9%; 95% CI = 0 to 62.5; D = 21.1%).

Andy Hall, a migrants' rights activist from Britain who is working for the defence, has told the Guardian that recent information provided by UK authorities has raised "a lot of very important inconsistencies between the Thai evidence and the the evidence from the UK".

One is the intentional blurring between private and public, the second is the very human inconsistencies in the application of biblical edicts and the third is the inherent un-Americanism of the entire exercise.

In the Missouri LRI study, missing data were minimized, and we discovered very few inconsistencies or other data problems once analysis commenced.

"That inconsistency is very, very damaging," Darling said.

Markers were discarded based on low call rate (<95%), lack of known position on the genome, or very high Mendelian inconsistency (more than 20% parent-offspring discordance), resulting in 43 582 SNPs that were used.

30 It is very likely that inconsistencies in the first-night-effect reflect typical night-to-night variability 58– 60 in addition to situation-specific factors, such as acclimating to a new environment, relating to PSG on the first and second nights.