Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with inconsistent in American Collocation
completely
In Britain we claim to be compassionate to animals and this practice is wholly inconsistent with that claim.
very
The accessibility of information on the web can be very inconsistent.
rather
Some of his current policies are somewhat inconsistent with those principles.
obviously
We believe such a treaty is plainly inconsistent with our fundamental obligations.
in a way that annoys or surprises you
Despite some frustratingly inconsistent performances he still produces moments of magic.
disagreeing with itself or something else
They offered varied and mutually inconsistent interpretations of the data.
confusing
Current legislation was said to be confusing and inconsistent.
unfair
The current system is inconsistent and unfair.
not reliable
The children were often exposed to erratic and inconsistent adult behaviour.
not correct
Duplication of documents can lead to inconsistent and inaccurate records.
not complete
The medical evidence presented to the Inquiry is incomplete, inconsistent, and inadequate.