Sentence examples for were inconsistent from from inspiring English sources

Dungy said defenders were flummoxed because the rules' language was ambiguous and the calls were inconsistent from game to game.

So the data can be inconsistent from month to month.

"We're inconsistent from game to game, from quarter to quarter, and from possession to possession".

The alliance was marked by distrust, and was inconsistent from town to town.

Main courses have been inconsistent from visit to visit as Mr. Knight shuffles side dishes and combinations.

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

But in practice, the schemes are inconsistent from locality to locality and, in many cases, a work in progress.

Martz was more concerned about Cutler's mechanics (which have improved but can still be inconsistent from play to play).

But Bryzgalov's first season on Broad Street has been inconsistent from opening night to the postseason.

His lawyers argued that Nelson's testimony was inconsistent from earlier interviews with police in which Nelson was uncertain if he had done the "God forgives" tattoo.

The official response to the case has been inconsistent from the outset, with some officials — most notably the president — urging both reforms and prosecution.