Sentence examples for are rather erratic from inspiring English sources

A consensus was reached among stakeholders that the selling practices are rather erratic and in urgent need of regulation and control.

However, blood cytokine concentrations are rather erratic and their time course is not clearly in concert with the course of sepsis [ 27, 28], making interpretation difficult.

Energy prices, however, have been rather erratic in recent months.

Many of the nightjars and nighthawks feed in continuous hawking flight, which may be rather erratic as they pursue their prey.

"It improves the perceived quality of the business because there's been rather erratic earnings from distribution," said Richard Ratner, an analyst at Seymour Pierce Group.

While Inkster had a steady round with five birdies on the last seven holes, Moodie was rather erratic with six birdies and three bogeys.

Apart from the De Beers pipeline of diamonds, other gemstone supplies have always been rather erratic.

The trouble is that Philippines's economic growth has been rather erratic.

Before Abdi walked into the cafe, she said "his actions were rather erratic".

The supply of RDT kits to health facilities in Enugu State has been rather erratic and most RDTs are still purchased in the open market.

Her team-mate was rather more erratic, needing third and final attempts to get past 1.80m, her opening height, and 1.89m.