Sentence examples for erratic process from inspiring English sources

At universities, Simons said, coding tends to be an erratic process.

They're forming their adult selves, and Wolitzer illuminates this erratic process with great skill.

As everyone else is winding down in this erratic process, it seems that for me, it's only just begun.

Authors need time to grow and develop, but editors need the encouragement to stick with them during this long – and sometimes erratic – process.

Legislators from the House of Representatives and the Senate this week continued the erratic process of reconciling versions of bills passed by each chamber.

Given that metrics are easily used and transparent, their use as an adjunct or potential replacement for the more lengthy, costly, subjective and often erratic process of peer review is under active consideration [1].

From a systems theoretical perspective, dynamic complexity ("dynaxity") causes rapid, erratic processes with sudden tipping points where a system transgresses its former behavioural boundaries and starts to display completely new traits.

As everyone else is winding down in the "erratic" admissions process, it seems that for Leobardo Espinoza Jr., it has only just begun.

In a testament to North Korea's erratic visa process – which has previously approved celebrities from American rapper Pras from the Fugees to feminist activist Gloria Steinem – the BBC team has been joined by three Nobel laureates and Prince Alfred of Liechtenstein.

According to Bloomberg, the purported explanation was no more than a "cover story" intended to conceal the erratic policy process in the White House and Trump's eventual change of mind.

Both Gauteng and Western Cape had procured antiretroviral drugs prior to the finalisation of the national drug tenders (in 2004) using their own resources, in contrast to the Free State programme, which relied on a delayed and initially erratic national process.