Sentence examples for because of erratic from inspiring English sources

The Navy at one point considered giving him a less-than-honorable discharge because of erratic behavior.

A colleague was driving around the city, trying to assess the requests streaming in, but Mr. Budianto was unable to reach him because of erratic cellphone service.

They had been five miles into a weekly 30-mile ride when they were hit by the pickup, which police said they had already been searching for because of erratic driving complaints.

23), John Leonard says of the collection of facts in Didion's mental rucksack, "Who else would know that the number of Americans belonging to churches during the American Revolution was only 17percentt of the population?" Colonial church membership is difficult to document, because of erratic records in many areas and the destruction of records during and after the war.

The gunman, a Pennsylvania man who was a member of the 307th military police unit, had been informed last week that he was being relieved of his duties because of erratic behavior, and was escorted to his locker shortly after noon today by two military police officers to collect his belongings, said Carolee Nisbet, a spokeswoman for Fort Dix.

Because of erratic menstrual cycles, data were not collected at a specific cycle stage in women with PCOS.

Norilsk's sales have been sluggish lately because, after years of erratic deliveries caused in part by Russian government red tape, users of the metal have cushioned themselves by creating their own stockpiles, and now have less need to buy new metal, according to Vasily Nikolaev of Troika Dialog, a Moscow-based investment bank.

He had apparently already been demoted by Egypt Air because of his erratic behavior.

Mr. Yanukovich said Ms. Tymoshenko was untrustworthy and was responsible for Ukraine's troubles because of her erratic management.

He had also said that before the shooting he was afraid of Mr. Busch because of his erratic behavior.

As candidate for chancellor in 2002, he bungled his campaign, not least because of his erratic way of speaking (the verb "stoibering" has entered the German language).