Definition of inconsistently in English:

inconsistently

adverb ɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntliˌɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntli

1In a way that does not stay the same throughout.
the rules were applied inconsistently
Example sentencesExamples
- Problems and ill-feeling frequently arise when good policies are inconsistently applied by managers.
- Her work is strong but inconsistently so.
- Patients don't like to admit they can't afford their meds, or are taking them inconsistently.
- Educational services were inconsistently available to the Paiutes on the various reservations and colonies.
- Many of these laws have been inconsistently enforced.
- Corticosteroids continue to be used widely, albeit inconsistently.
- Such terms were used loosely and inconsistently.
- Often details have been recorded inconsistently, incorrectly or extremely imaginatively.
- Despite their lead, the team played inconsistently in the first half.
- One hundred twenty-five surveys were incompletely or inconsistently filled out and were excluded from the current analysis.
- The survey found that 80 per cent of websites perform inconsistently, with widely varying response times, timeouts and errors.
1. 1.1 In a way that is at variance with ones principles or former behaviour.
  in the real world, people behave inconsistently and contradict themselves
  Example sentencesExamples
  The film seems to meander, and Irena starts to behave inconsistently from scene to scene.
  However inconsistently and disingenuously, he claimed to speak on behalf of the working people.
  She claimed that the two countries are both guilty of using human rights arguments inconsistently.
  Then, once again inconsistently, Ernie undermines his own argument.
  It is true that, like other white egalitarians of his day, he inconsistently clutched at old hierarchical distinctions between savagery and civilization.
  But, rather inconsistently, many jurists asserted that after consultation the ruler must follow the opinion that is most consistent with the consensus of jurists.
  They behave inconsistently with their attitudes but in an unexpected way.
  It must be conceded that not every witness who testifies inconsistently with an earlier statement can properly be regarded as hostile.
2. 1.2 In a way that is not compatible or in keeping with something.
  they acted inconsistently with their professional obligations
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bank is not accountable if it failed to appreciate, albeit negligently, that it was acting inconsistently with the trust or fiduciary duty.
  It was unfair for the Secretary of State to treat the other applicants inconsistently.
  By doing so, they acted inconsistently with Article II of the Constitution.
  Doctors might be acting inconsistently with directives from the World Medical Association when it comes to the treatment of hunger strikers.
  It was not unknown for the die to be imperfect because the design drawing had been interpreted incorrectly, or inconsistently in relation to the stitching pattern.
  He claims he was treated unfairly and inconsistently with the way in which other people have been treated.

Definition of inconsistently in US English:

inconsistently

adverbˌinkənˈsist(ə)ntlēˌɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntli

1In a way that does not stay the same throughout.
the rules were applied inconsistently
Example sentencesExamples
- Often details have been recorded inconsistently, incorrectly or extremely imaginatively.
- The survey found that 80 per cent of websites perform inconsistently, with widely varying response times, timeouts and errors.
- Educational services were inconsistently available to the Paiutes on the various reservations and colonies.
- Patients don't like to admit they can't afford their meds, or are taking them inconsistently.
- Such terms were used loosely and inconsistently.
- One hundred twenty-five surveys were incompletely or inconsistently filled out and were excluded from the current analysis.
- Corticosteroids continue to be used widely, albeit inconsistently.
- Her work is strong but inconsistently so.
- Despite their lead, the team played inconsistently in the first half.
- Many of these laws have been inconsistently enforced.
- Problems and ill-feeling frequently arise when good policies are inconsistently applied by managers.
1. 1.1 In a way that is at variance with ones principles or former behavior.
  in the real world, people behave inconsistently and contradict themselves
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is true that, like other white egalitarians of his day, he inconsistently clutched at old hierarchical distinctions between savagery and civilization.
  Then, once again inconsistently, Ernie undermines his own argument.
  But, rather inconsistently, many jurists asserted that after consultation the ruler must follow the opinion that is most consistent with the consensus of jurists.
  They behave inconsistently with their attitudes but in an unexpected way.
  The film seems to meander, and Irena starts to behave inconsistently from scene to scene.
  However inconsistently and disingenuously, he claimed to speak on behalf of the working people.
  She claimed that the two countries are both guilty of using human rights arguments inconsistently.
  It must be conceded that not every witness who testifies inconsistently with an earlier statement can properly be regarded as hostile.
2. 1.2 In a way that is not compatible or in keeping with something.
  they acted inconsistently with their professional obligations
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was unfair for the Secretary of State to treat the other applicants inconsistently.
  He claims he was treated unfairly and inconsistently with the way in which other people have been treated.
  Doctors might be acting inconsistently with directives from the World Medical Association when it comes to the treatment of hunger strikers.
  It was not unknown for the die to be imperfect because the design drawing had been interpreted incorrectly, or inconsistently in relation to the stitching pattern.
  By doing so, they acted inconsistently with Article II of the Constitution.
  The bank is not accountable if it failed to appreciate, albeit negligently, that it was acting inconsistently with the trust or fiduciary duty.

单词	inconsistently
释义	Definition of inconsistently in English: inconsistently adverb ɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntliˌɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntli 1In a way that does not stay the same throughout. the rules were applied inconsistently Example sentencesExamples Problems and ill-feeling frequently arise when good policies are inconsistently applied by managers. Her work is strong but inconsistently so. Patients don't like to admit they can't afford their meds, or are taking them inconsistently. Educational services were inconsistently available to the Paiutes on the various reservations and colonies. Many of these laws have been inconsistently enforced. Corticosteroids continue to be used widely, albeit inconsistently. Such terms were used loosely and inconsistently. Often details have been recorded inconsistently, incorrectly or extremely imaginatively. Despite their lead, the team played inconsistently in the first half. One hundred twenty-five surveys were incompletely or inconsistently filled out and were excluded from the current analysis. The survey found that 80 per cent of websites perform inconsistently, with widely varying response times, timeouts and errors. 1.1 In a way that is at variance with ones principles or former behaviour. in the real world, people behave inconsistently and contradict themselves Example sentencesExamples The film seems to meander, and Irena starts to behave inconsistently from scene to scene. However inconsistently and disingenuously, he claimed to speak on behalf of the working people. She claimed that the two countries are both guilty of using human rights arguments inconsistently. Then, once again inconsistently, Ernie undermines his own argument. It is true that, like other white egalitarians of his day, he inconsistently clutched at old hierarchical distinctions between savagery and civilization. But, rather inconsistently, many jurists asserted that after consultation the ruler must follow the opinion that is most consistent with the consensus of jurists. They behave inconsistently with their attitudes but in an unexpected way. It must be conceded that not every witness who testifies inconsistently with an earlier statement can properly be regarded as hostile. 1.2 In a way that is not compatible or in keeping with something. they acted inconsistently with their professional obligations Example sentencesExamples The bank is not accountable if it failed to appreciate, albeit negligently, that it was acting inconsistently with the trust or fiduciary duty. It was unfair for the Secretary of State to treat the other applicants inconsistently. By doing so, they acted inconsistently with Article II of the Constitution. Doctors might be acting inconsistently with directives from the World Medical Association when it comes to the treatment of hunger strikers. It was not unknown for the die to be imperfect because the design drawing had been interpreted incorrectly, or inconsistently in relation to the stitching pattern. He claims he was treated unfairly and inconsistently with the way in which other people have been treated. Definition of inconsistently in US English: inconsistently adverbˌinkənˈsist(ə)ntlēˌɪnkənˈsɪst(ə)ntli 1In a way that does not stay the same throughout. the rules were applied inconsistently Example sentencesExamples Often details have been recorded inconsistently, incorrectly or extremely imaginatively. The survey found that 80 per cent of websites perform inconsistently, with widely varying response times, timeouts and errors. Educational services were inconsistently available to the Paiutes on the various reservations and colonies. Patients don't like to admit they can't afford their meds, or are taking them inconsistently. Such terms were used loosely and inconsistently. One hundred twenty-five surveys were incompletely or inconsistently filled out and were excluded from the current analysis. Corticosteroids continue to be used widely, albeit inconsistently. Her work is strong but inconsistently so. Despite their lead, the team played inconsistently in the first half. Many of these laws have been inconsistently enforced. Problems and ill-feeling frequently arise when good policies are inconsistently applied by managers. 1.1 In a way that is at variance with ones principles or former behavior. in the real world, people behave inconsistently and contradict themselves Example sentencesExamples It is true that, like other white egalitarians of his day, he inconsistently clutched at old hierarchical distinctions between savagery and civilization. Then, once again inconsistently, Ernie undermines his own argument. But, rather inconsistently, many jurists asserted that after consultation the ruler must follow the opinion that is most consistent with the consensus of jurists. They behave inconsistently with their attitudes but in an unexpected way. The film seems to meander, and Irena starts to behave inconsistently from scene to scene. However inconsistently and disingenuously, he claimed to speak on behalf of the working people. She claimed that the two countries are both guilty of using human rights arguments inconsistently. It must be conceded that not every witness who testifies inconsistently with an earlier statement can properly be regarded as hostile. 1.2 In a way that is not compatible or in keeping with something. they acted inconsistently with their professional obligations Example sentencesExamples It was unfair for the Secretary of State to treat the other applicants inconsistently. He claims he was treated unfairly and inconsistently with the way in which other people have been treated. Doctors might be acting inconsistently with directives from the World Medical Association when it comes to the treatment of hunger strikers. It was not unknown for the die to be imperfect because the design drawing had been interpreted incorrectly, or inconsistently in relation to the stitching pattern. By doing so, they acted inconsistently with Article II of the Constitution. The bank is not accountable if it failed to appreciate, albeit negligently, that it was acting inconsistently with the trust or fiduciary duty.
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