Sentence examples for are highly erratic from inspiring English sources

The number of people who were employed also fell (though economists always caution that unemployment figures are highly erratic).

"North Sea revenues are highly erratic, caused by price and production fluctuations; Scotland's geographic share of North Sea tax revenues fell from £7.5bn in 2010-11, rose to £10 bn in 2011-12, but fell again to £5.6 bn in 2012-13.

The inflow and outflow from the reservoir are highly erratic, ranging from per second to roughly per second in a particular 10-day period from March to April.

The supposedly highly planned building process turned out to be highly erratic.

Mr. Hill's behavior, often intensified by drugs and alcohol, could be highly erratic.

And Mr. Romney repeated his concern that Mr. Gingrich had a record in public life that was "highly erratic".

"He's gone from pillar to post, almost like a pinball machine, from item to item, in a way which is highly erratic and does not suggest a stable, thoughtful course, which is normally associated with leadership," Mr. Romney said.

He has also questioned Mr. Gingrich's stability, saying on Monday morning: "He's gone from pillar to post, almost like a pinball machine, from item to item, in a way which is highly erratic and does not suggest a stable, thoughtful course, which is normally associated with leadership".

"He's gone from pillar to post, almost like a pinball machine, from item to item, in a way which is highly erratic and does not suggest a stable, thoughtful course, which is normally associated with leadership," Mr. Romney said at a morning news conference here.

The southwest monsoon rainfall is highly erratic and summer rains are negligible.

Furthermore, experiences of pastoralists show that the current rainfall is highly erratic with short duration.