Sentence examples for continue to be erratic from inspiring English sources

Roads remain awful, drivers continue to be erratic, and traffic in cities like Delhi and Bangalore is worse than ever.

And if flight attendants continue to be erratic in doing the vast preponderance of their work, they justifiably come under criticism.

But while big investors may give them another chance, they shouldn't be surprised if markets continue to be erratic in 2012 and prized managers again struggle to prove their worth.

"Although the markets may continue to be erratic and the general economy may lag, we feel it is the end of the beginning of the stabilization of the financial sector".

Woods birdied that 5th, but thereafter continued to be erratic with his driver and off-line with his putter.

But he missed a simple attempt to stretch the home side's lead further as his kicking continued to be erratic, while Burns hit the upright at the other end.

They continue to be able to generate motor activity, but it loses precision, producing erratic, uncoordinated, or incorrectly timed movements.

If the flow of funds from the national level to districts continues to be as erratic as it currently is, it will lead to scheme managers inevitably denying those poor and vulnerable consumers whose premiums are covered by the government, access to treatment, thereby defeating the scheme's key objective of equitable access.

Altman's output continued to be hugely varied - and erratic.

Yet, it continues to be reported with insulin analogs (2, 3) and poses a clinical challenge owing to erratic insulin absorption at affected areas and distressing cosmetic issues.

After complaining that Clinton foreign policy was erratic and impulsive, the Bush team turned out to be erratic and impulsive.