Sentence examples for erratic against from inspiring English sources

Lukashenko's current diplomatic spat with the European Union seems particularly erratic against this backdrop.

Vanderbilt (2-7) at No. 4 Tennessee (8-1) Tennesoerraticerragainstainst Kentucky, should coast here.

Gallinari was as erratic against Minnesota (3 for 13 from the field) as he was efficient against Milano (7 for 14).

Weaver was erratic against his former team, the one with the worst record in baseball, and could not prevent the Yankees from tumbling, 4-2, at Comerica Park.

This crackdown is part of an ongoing, if erratic, battle against smut.

But that's looking ahead a little too far, particularly in view of Venus's erratic form against Sfar.

His campaign has been characterized by bellowing, bullying, unpredictable and erratic charges against others, the verbal trampling of more than a dozen adversaries in the primaries, not to mention the spewing of bull so relentlessly and unashamedly that The New York Times broke with its tradition and began to call his utterances "lies" rather than the more genteel "misstatements".

He is hopelessly inconsistent and erratic – his kicking against Munster was at times shambolic.

Hewitt, who won last week at Queen's Club, played an erratic first set against Federer.

He looked erratic in starts against France and Lithuania, and had a total of seven turnovers and seven assists.

Selecting for these traits, and breeding naturally resilient plants designed for agricultural production, could be the insurance farmers need against erratic weather.