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inconsistent

[in-kuhn-sis-tuhnt] / ˌɪn kənˈsɪs tənt /


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“But right now we’ve got a building that’s got like dramatic cost overruns and, you know, plans for the buildings that look inconsistent with the testimony.”

From Barron's

Abdelmassih has denied any wrongdoing, but Neirotti believes that issues of broken promises over money will continue to happen when there is inconsistent oversight.

From MarketWatch

Missing the first three games because of the suspension and the Vikings’ inconsistent quarterback play were factors.

From Los Angeles Times

I’d push through, wondering why I was so lazy, so inconsistent, so weak.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead of relying on vague and inconsistent job titles, AI systems analyze the actual components of jobs: skills required, technologies used, tasks performed and career pathways over time.

From MarketWatch