inconsistency , also: inconsistence old use

But then inconsistency may have been what made him great.

Right now, I do not want to talk about inconsistencies.

An inconsistency is often more significant than the action itself.

There is no reason to believe the inconsistency will stop.

"Did all the inconsistencies show up in the same places each time?"

Because of the team's inconsistency, it is a hard team to love.

It's a little late in the day for these inconsistencies.

This would certainly help the inconsistency under the present system.

For example, they pay particular attention to inconsistencies in numbers.

That said, there is little inconsistency between the two works.

I hope none of you mind a little inconsistency now.

Those inconsistencies are starting to matter much more than they once did.

Where the card was found is just one more inconsistency.

But I do think there's an inconsistency in what you've said.

A side effect of this system is that there are inconsistencies.

This is just one of many inconsistencies in the English language.

In addition, there were inconsistencies from one account to the next.

Any difficulties or inconsistencies should be brought to their attention.

However, these inconsistencies were not taken into account during the trial.

"There seem to be major inconsistencies, and I'd like to know the reason for it."

Yet there was an inconsistency and, as such, the basis for hope.

Such inconsistency led to Small's release at the end of the season.

Such inconsistency can become a very serious matter, particularly where I'm concerned.

"The physical evidence and the inconsistencies are going to demonstrate that."

Some inconsistencies stood out, particularly in the first hours of news coverage.