Sentence examples for an erratic approach from inspiring English sources

Before the Derby game, the Leeds United Supporters Trust pointedly tweeted: "A decent case on fixture disruption is undermined by an erratic approach to confrontation.

Speaking of Abbottabad, as our Prime Minister takes a somewhat erratic approach to the plight of foreigners off the Australian coast, he dutifully announced to a world desperate for closure that recent satellite images could be showing wreckage of the crashed flight.

Engel told me that he sees Trump as a practitioner of "fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants diplomacy" whose erratic approach to foreign policy escaped any real accountability during the past two years of Republican "rubber stamp" rule on Capitol Hill.

Trump's erratic approach could hurt the insurance marketplaces.

Many return sooner or later and take their degrees, but their erratic approach to education has occasioned speculation & research at Harvard, where about 25% of undergraduates are dropouts.

Jaguar's somewhat erratic approach to the selection of their second driver had earlier seen Alexander Wurz, the McLaren test driver, touted as a possible replacement for Pizzonia at the time of the Spanish grand prix in May.

The government's competing impulses to trumpet its success in controlling the media or to hide it, to flaunt its message discipline or to disavow it, is at the heart of China's often erratic approach to controlling information.

It also highlights the erratic approach of the countries in the region toward enforcing the sanctions, even though these governments claim to support the American-led effort to stop Mr. Hussein from acquiring nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.

However, the reverse seems to be true of Mr Brown's government: the political woes of the prime minister and his cabinet are shaping its erratic approach to the economy.

Rezendes, played by Mark Ruffalo, is an erratic journalist with a maverick approach to reporting.

An artist can approach Lagos as an erratic muse that needs to be disciplined and cuddled at the same time.