Sentence examples for erratic actions from inspiring English sources

Exasperated, flustered and starved of sleep – "I haven't slept since Wednesday, I'm hallucinating" – his increasingly erratic actions arouse suspicion.

The expulsion, broadcast partly on state television here, comes at a time of increasingly erratic actions by Mr. Chávez.

He disliked the "erratic actions" being taken by al-Qaeda, which he feared would undermine the Taliban experiment (he was right).

The main cost to Russia, as the column pointed out a couple of week ago, is that its erratic actions put off international investors, leading to lower asset prices and a higher cost of funding.

According to the political analyst Nicmer Evans the radical measures have halted a downward trend in Maduro's popularity "among an electorate that was feeling increasingly discouraged by Maduro's erratic actions".

The erratic actions of North Korea, a country with too many weapons and not enough food, are akin to Middle East politics: a wild card that can occasionally upset investors.However, investors' biggest financial concern is sovereign debt, notably that of some southern European countries.

Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a score of 16% based on reviews from 156 critics, with an average score of 4/10; the consensus was "An erratic action pic with little coherence and lackluster special effects".

The government's enthusiasm for fracking sits in stark contrast to its erratic rhetoric and actions on solar energy.

In contrast, escape behaviours are usually unsystematic and erratic movements or actions used to confuse or disorient the predator, such as heavy inking, flashing of patterns, and erratic jetting (Humphries and Driver, 1970; Edmunds, 1974; Hanlon and Messenger, 1996).

Not much wonder that Britney's actions were erratic and, as an increasingly condemnatory media noted, "unstable".

In reality, Trump is often uninformed and erratic; his policies and actions to date do not indicate a willingness or ability to move towards Sanders's views.