Sentence examples for erratic decisions from inspiring English sources

(Memories of his erratic decisions in power have faded).

His erratic decisions with a ball in his hands are becoming almost as common as the line drives off his bat.

It had helped Polanski by persuading his victim to support a plea deal, and by inspiring a fawning probation report; it hurt him by drawing suspicion to his legitimate travel to Germany and prompting Rittenband's erratic decisions.

Her husband sometimes makes erratic decisions, she added, like the time he decided to take a do-it-yourself approach to the plumbing at their home in Coralville, Iowa.

AS WELL AS ERRATIC DECISIONS 9. (C/NF) Media mogul Berlusconi might be gaffe-prone when speaking off the cuff, but he has historically shown himself astute at strategic messaging.

It had helped Polanski by persuading his victim to support a plea deal, and by inspiring a fawning probation report; it hurt him by drawing attention to his legitimate travel to Germany and prompting [Judge] Rittenbrand's erratic decisions.

Brains seemed scrambled as erratic decision-making was not confined to the lamentable referee, Mike Jones.

Robot soldiers would not commit rape, burn down a village in anger or become erratic decision-makers amid the stress of combat.

But to Mr Sikorski and his colleagues, Georgia's leaders blew their credibility with erratic decision-making during the August 2008 war with Russia.

His conspicuous absences and erratic decision making during the Chechen crisis led to speculation about the degree to which Yeltsin was in control of the country.

In short, Trump's erratic decision-making, mad tweeting and endemic dishonesty (not to mention bad personnel decisions) continued under Kelly's tenure.