Sentence examples for because of its erratic from inspiring English sources

Because of its erratic nature, wind power — and the need for dams or other backup systems — has become intertwined with the fate of salmon, perhaps the biggest environmental controversy in the Pacific Northwest.

MR: Regardless of its erratic airplay and chart numbers, it still made its mark on the culture.

China, meanwhile, has itself suffered at the hands of its erratic neighbour.

Because of its shallowness and erratic flow, Aliso Creek is not navigable even in the winter and spring (rainy season); the only spot in the entire watershed where boating is possible is Sulphur Creek Reservoir.

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

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).

In Wednesday's rampage, a man who had been kicked out of Café Racer near the University of Washington campus, denied service because of his erratic behavior, returned with a.45-caliber semiautomatic pistol.