Sentence examples for erratic conduct from inspiring English sources
Citing Brennan's purported "erratic conduct and behavior," Sanders read a statement from Trump explaining the decision.
Flynn's erratic conduct had troubled US intelligence officials for some time, multiple sources have told the Guardian.
Military experts say that for all its erratic conduct, North Korea is not planning to blackmail or coerce neighboring countries.
Sanders announced the Brennan decision Wednesday, citing what she called his "erratic conduct" and "wild outbursts" on television, as well as allegedly erroneous statements he had made.
During our recent trip to South Korea as part of an international women's peace delegation, South Korean women complained that Donald Trump's erratic conduct showed disrespect for the mediating role of their president, Moon Jae-in.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced the action Wednesday by reading a statement in Trump's name, citing Brennan's "erratic conduct" and "wild outbursts" on television and allegedly erroneous statements he had made.
One hopes Nello Santi's erratic conducting will have settled down by now.
But given the erratic conducting of Scott Bergeson, whose inconsistent tempos were sometimes completely out of sync with the singers, it was better to focus on the visual stimuli.
We are all concerned about Donald Trump's increasingly erratic behaviour and unpredictable methods of conducting international diplomacy; our security is at risk, and the fact that he has control over the US nuclear arsenal and its potential deployment is frightening.
Early on Wednesday morning, Trump denied reports of growing unhappiness within his campaign over erratic public conduct and missteps: "There is great unity in my campaign, perhaps greater than ever before," he tweeted.
A survey of city residents conducted last year returned a meagre 11 per cent approval rating, and his erratic behaviour led to president Viktor Yanukovych appointing Oleksandr Popov as head of the Kiev state administration, effectively neutering Chernovetskiy's power.
