niekonsekwentny 用英语:

It came as no surprise to pundits that the President’s attempt at re-election floundered; even during his term, support for his policies was erratic, with an approval rating jumping anywhere from 30 to 60 percent.

And they'll be more vigorous (and also less erratic) than before because your baby is stronger and excitedly responding to all sorts of stimuli — movement, sounds, light and that candy bar you ate half an hour ago.

His breathing was becoming erratic.

He was considered as the most erraticstudent of higher plants.

He’s a good footballer, but a bit erratic. the recent erratic performance of the markets

My girlfriend is really erratic. One day she's caring and loving, and the other day she is angry with me for no reason.

A second problem is the erratic nature of trade, especially in oil.

Your data is inconsistent with ours.

When it comes to my supervisor, he's very inconsistent, so we never get any work done.

His story is inconsistent in many places.

The stataments of the victim and the suspect are inconsistent.

This resulted in inconsistent participation

While they sometimes turn up a good deal, the results can be inconsistent.

I don't understand him, his arguments are inconsistent

His account of what happened is inconsistent with testimony from other witnesses.

an inconsequential detail

Talkative people tend to rabbit on about inconsequential matters.