Sentence examples for although erratic from inspiring English sources

Robinson, although erratic, has become one of the league's top sixth men, averaging 17.4 points and 4.1 assists.

Pitchers Sergio Romo and Tim Lincecum are dynamic and excellent media personalities, although erratic on the mound.

During the court proceedings Davidson continued to officiate at Stiffkey and Morston, although his erratic attendance meant that substitutes often had to be arranged.

"Although demand seems erratic" says Smith, "there is a strong growth in consumer interest over the last two years".

The Spaniard can be a little erratic, although he was excellent in his straight-sets win over Richard Gasquet in the third round.

Today, the climate is hyperarid, with mean annual precipitation of 0 20 mm (although rain is erratic and does not occur every year).

Baffled, but not surprised; a co-founder of a startup I mentioned in a recent TC post responded with a similarly bizarre and erratic (although, to his credit, not actually insulting, so I won't link to it) Twitter rant.

In addition to these, one disease that appeared to be due to defective sphingolipid turnover, Niemann Pick type C disease (due to accumulation of sphingomyelin, although that was erratic), was found not to be due to a genetic defect in an enzyme of sphingomyelin metabolism but rather a lipid transporter that affects multiple categories of lipids.

Although the government's erratic policies and irresponsible borrowing have since made his plight a national issue too, Britain is not yet being wildly misgoverned.

Cuadrodo is a tricky and quick winger, although he has an erratic streak and can sometimes frustrate with his decision-making in the final third.

But local schools are not always keen.One primary school near Dale Farm, Crays Hill, has 45 traveller children enrolled, although their attendance is erratic.