Examples of using Inconsistent in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Inconsistent with the tile.
We were so inconsistent today.
Inconsistent approach across the Member States.
It just seems a little inconsistent.
Very inconsistent, yes.
People also translate
The results are highly inconsistent.
Inconsistent regulation hinders Single Market.
Dr. Van Impe seems inconsistent here.
Inconsistent or suspicious identifying information.
Results were… inconsistent.
Not inconsistent." That's not exactly what I would call a ringing endorsement.
Previously our methods were inconsistent and time-consuming.
You said that the victim's oxygen levels were inconsistent.
A little later, they added an inconsistent and situational one.
Poland's Prime Minister calls several EU countries inconsistent.
They are very inconsistent and often change their preferences.
The application and attached documents were inconsistent.
Nodes which remain locally inconsistent have their keys updated.
Back away from anyone who appears to be unpredictable or inconsistent.
What is going on here is[inconsistent], not transparent, unprofessional and unfair.
So they either perceive honesty and humility as weakness, or their parents as inconsistent.
The data were inconsistent in comparison with diclofenac(150 mg per day).
X00000465, The floppy disk controller returned inconsistent results in its registers.
However, there is some inconsistent evidence that shows it does not affect blood sugar.
Violations of probity are unacceptable and inconsistent with Rexel's values.
However, this hypothesis seems inconsistent with the lack of observational evidence to support it'.
Removes rules that have become unnecessary, inconsistent and potentially conflicting;
This fact makes quantum electrodynamics inconsistent beyond the perturbative expansions.
Our countries are no longer in fear of appearing inconsistent because everything is done to hide it.
Others consider this arbitrary, unrealistic, impractical, and inconsistent and therefore use narrower definitions.