Sentence examples for become more erratic from inspiring English sources

During this time a woman's periods may become more erratic and she may experience hot flushes and other symptoms.

A spokesman for the committee said the "difficult decision" had not been taken lightly but stressed that Griffin's behaviour had become "more erratic and disruptive".

Argan trees also play a crucial role in the battle against desertification in this arid region where rainfall has become more erratic due to climate change.

After conversations with many other Kenyans, it was apparent that the reliable wet-dry weather patterns had become more erratic; you didn't have to witness dying Acacia trees when farmers throughout the country told similar tales.

They'd always been a loving couple, but his behaviour, which had always been impeccable, started to become more erratic.

Scientists say the North American jet stream, the path of air that influences weather patterns, has become more erratic in the past few years, making weather systems more likely to become stuck in place.

As the quality of journalism becomes more erratic, the job of sifting stories is increasingly vital.

Over time, her growth slowed, her behavior became more erratic, and her vision faded".

"As the years and the parties passed," he said, "I became more erratic in my judgment and less patient as I drank more frequently and recovered more slowly.

The offense became more erratic once Carson Palmer showed up, but that was a function of receiver injuries and turnovers by a rusty Palmer.

And so, as the weather becomes more erratic by the year, the public is left to wonder what is going on.