Sentence examples for erratic nature of from inspiring English sources

It was larger than the typical adjustment, underscoring the erratic nature of the recovery.

The opera is one of Handel's darker disquisitions on the erratic nature of desire.

It was larger than the typical adjustment, underscoring the erratic nature of today's economy.

Then, there are the whims of the volcano in Iceland and the erratic nature of the winds over Europe.

Even by those low standards, however, the talks appeared to founder, underscoring the erratic nature of the North Korean government.

Deans must be concerned, not just at five defeats in six Tri-Nations Test matches, but the erratic nature of his players' performances.

European decision-making during the crisis of the last few years also shares some of the erratic nature of Mexican policy under President López Portillo.

The latest trend is to replace one's land line with a cellphone, but that action seems a bit premature, given the erratic nature of many cellphone connections.

But after Redstone slammed Cruise's inarguably zany behavior as "creative suicide," some critics in turn lambasted the chairman for overlooking the very un-erratic nature of Cruise's box office returns.

Because of its erratic nature, wind power — and the need for dams or other backup systems — has become intertwined with the fate of salmon, perhaps the biggest environmental controversy in the Pacific Northwest.

The storm was classified as a supercell following further analysis of its erratic nature and extreme attributes.