Sentence examples for erratic and inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"Such erratic and inconsistent behaviour, veering from the extremely harsh to the indifferent, cannot be called discipline," says Pam Hibbert.

"In a market as erratic and inconsistent as this, there is some consistency: house prices in the south are proving infinitely more resilient than those in the north.

So if we end up stuck in a toxic mutual fund manager relationship – putting up with lousy returns, an erratic and inconsistent investment style, high fees – should anyone be surprised?

But campaigners say that local authority responses to such requests are erratic and inconsistent: applicants are too often told their records can't be located, or handed files rendered virtually meaningless by the thick black lines of redaction, with no explanation of the deletions.

The rate of shrinkage was found to be erratic and inconsistent with parabolic kinetics, accelerating before complete disappearance.

Artificial selection of cattle (Bos taurus) might have resulted in attenuation or absence of anti-predator responses, or in erratic and inconsistent responses.

But the Yankees were plagued by injuries, erratic pitching and inconsistent play.

His troops were said to have "suffered under his too-frequent absences and erratic, inconsistent demands", for he frequently lost sight of what was or was not practically possible.

Knowledge that celiac disease can be a cause of iron deficiency was poor in a recent survey of hematologists in the US, 165 and erratic screening practices in patients with diabetes reflect a lack of and inconsistent guidelines.

Lastly, governance is weak and inconsistent.

Friends are often transient and inconsistent.