Sentence examples for erratic at best from inspiring English sources

In many parts of Latin America, postal service outside of major business centers is erratic at best.

Johnson was smashed and the rest were erratic at best.

The company is proud of its designs, but its record is erratic at best.

Consumer spending is erratic at best, and bankruptcies are rising to record levels.

It's hard to fly when you don't have wings, and her writer's income is erratic at best.

Burnett, who was erratic at best during the season, pitched five and two-third innings, giving up one run on a solo home run by Victor Martinez.

It's obvious at a glance that acupuncture has at best a tiny and erratic effect on any of the outcomes that were measured.

But the team, which finished with the best regular-season record in the Eastern Conference at 20-12, at least finished the immediate business of dispatching the Mystics, an erratic team at best whose regular-season record was 14-18.

Surveys of consumer confidence provide an erratic guide at best to consumer spending, because the surveys often reflect the bad news that people have already heard rather than what they actually plan to do in the months ahead.

Punctuation, traditionally ascribed to Aristophanes of Byzantium (circa 200 BC) and developed by other scholars of the Library of Alexandria, was at best erratic.

Here new President Donald Trump says that torture -- which is disastrous as policy and, at best, erratic as practice -- really does work well as a means of gathering intelligence.