Sentence examples for erratic from from inspiring English sources

SERVICE -- Erratic, from super to dreadful.

SERVICE -- Erratic, from attentive to slipshod.

Harrington had 19 points but was erratic from the field (8 for 24).

When it does, the winds are too light and erratic from either direction for racing.

Dementieva was too vulnerable off her soft second serve and too erratic from the baseline.

In this instance Woods became increasingly erratic from the tee as desperation set in.

As a neurologist, I see an increasing number of innocent victims of drivers who are drowsy and erratic from medication effects.

Her behaviour is a little erratic from time to time: she has taken to locking ministry officials in, and out of, their offices, for instance, and screaming at them.

Recent Gallup tracking polls, while somewhat erratic from week to week, have shown Obama running above that level; polling in early October had him down by only eight points among white voters.

But "return on investment is difficult to measure," Mr. Schultz said, because a small company's health costs were likely to be erratic from year to year, with variables like births, accidents and illnesses.

And seasoning has been erratic, from too much salt in the linguine with clams and the otherwise divine clam chowder to too little in the perfectly cooked white beans (subtly sweetened with a dice of butternut squash) that, along with sautéed escarole, accompany the excellent roasted cod.