Sentence examples for both more erratic and from inspiring English sources

They have become both more erratic and more violent.

As Platini consolidated his power base in Nyon so he became both more erratic and increasingly autocratic in his ways.

Models suggest that, in the next century, monsoons will become more and more erratic and extreme.

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

"She's a much more erratic and passionate person than I am.

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

(This is liable to be even more true in special elections, when turnout is more erratic and therefore more difficult to model).

One is that the weather has become significantly more erratic and variable, and that is likely to continue, scientists say.

Over the following months, Ford's behavior only grew more erratic, and stories of his previous behavior started to emerge.

I'd seen younger, more erratic and more hyped bands (Young Bloods, Fat White Family) earlier in the day and expected something more staid and predictable.

It is like an old friend whose eccentricity has hitherto been rather charming and harmless, but whose behaviour is now more erratic and disturbing.