Sentence examples for because of the erratic from inspiring English sources

The defense has argued that Private Manning's supervisor should have removed him from duty because of the erratic behavior he displayed.

In this dot-com world, companies have little loyalty, sacking people on a whim, because of the erratic zigs and zags of the stock market.

Because of the erratic schedule, Hamilton only serialised one novel: Wisdom of the Gods, by Ken Bulmer, which appeared in four parts, starting in the July 1958 issue.

I am a strong, reasonably intelligent, professional woman, who slept with a knife under my pillow because of the erratic and violent behavior of my husband.

Since HIV testing is the entry point to PMTCT services, participants from one FGD reported that some men are discouraged to attend to PMTCT of HIV services because of the erratic availability of supplies such as test kits.

Because of the fires' erratic nature, state officials had difficulty compiling accurate data on the scope of the damage or progress in controlling them.

These data suggest that thorough and reliable surveillance of melanoma patients is, in reality, hardly possible because of the often erratic and unpredictable course of the disease and because of the difficulty of attaining full patient compliance.

Because of this erratic and unpredictable way of acting, children have no organized strategy to get their needs met.

He shot with an old mechanical camera on super-16-millimeter film, "for aesthetic reasons" but also because of concerns over the erratic power supply in Rwanda, which would make lighting and working with a digital camera difficult.

They dubbed it "crazy" because of the ant's erratic movements.

It is also disclosed that because of the unreliable and erratic pattern of rainfall and repeated drought, farmers in the study area started using small-scale irrigation schemes on their farm.