Sentence examples for erratic production from inspiring English sources

They are having erratic production from Joe Johnson, their other All-Star, and a once-promising bench has faltered badly.

The Giants cut ties with Jacobs on Friday, ending a tenure that featured constant passion, occasional drama and — at least at the end — erratic production.

Gabriele Lavia's perfunctory and erratic production, with a single set by Alessandro Camera decorated with images redolent of Batman comics, hardly supports the opera as one might hope, although in Andrea Viotti's costumes the bandits look plenty grim.

Despite the messy process here, economic analysts said there was little danger that the group would dissolve into the bickering -- and erratic production -- that occurred years ago when prices plummeted.

Gaborik, 31, scored 41 goals last season and has 333 in his career, but he has only nine this season and has scored just once since his overtime winner against the Islanders on March 7. Gaborik's erratic production has perplexed Tortorella for much of his tenure.

This is important, and the "health" of the skin can explain the erratic production of BD3.

Moreover, as a general rule, and due to their genetic stability, SEs are less prone to erratic metabolite production and display a lower sensitivity to shear stress than undifferentiated cells.

There were growing economic difficulties in the 1980s, including a heavy external debt burden, escalating costs of food and fuel imports, and erratic mineral-export production.

It's pretty erratic, as the production companies usually come to me when they have a project, rather than vice versa.

Struggle for subsistence Due to erratic rainfall, cereal production in Niger has fallen short by almost 120,000 tonnes –a particularly difficult situation given that most Nigeriens are subsistence farmers.

Fears about food production and erratic climate change are perhaps the two areas where the world is most dangerously off-balance.