Sentence examples for erratic existence from inspiring English sources
Hugo and the sea - these were the constants in his often erratic existence.
The distribution of glacial records (moraines, till, erratic boulders, glacial thresholds) suggests the existence of four glacial stages, from the maximum expansion to the end of the glaciation.
Both were suffering, both were confused, lonely, and miserable... [The letters were] proof of the basically strong bond that held the two, the poet-reporter and social critic and the erratic, appealing woman he had rescued from the banality of middle-class existence in Portland.
Today, the existence of these structures is threatened due to changes in agricultural land use practices and erratic governmental policies.
The existence of an ancient glaciation, named the Rio Grande Glaciation, has been interpreted from the observation of scattered erratic boulders along the Rio Grande valley and neighbouring areas and more, a few tens of kilometres further north in the Rio Chico valley.
Although the Casemix system has been in existence for more than three decades, the deployment of this system in developing countries is very erratic.
(National stakeholder 2 Despite the existence of policies and programmes aimed to promote adolescents' right to health, funding to achieve this goal has been erratic and very dependent on external agencies.
