Sentence examples for erratic reaction from inspiring English sources

Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner's increasingly erratic reaction to the mysterious death of the prosecutor Alberto Nisman has taken yet another unexpected turn.

Obama's coolness in the face of the financial meltdown and McCain's erratic reaction likely sealed the election, eroding remaining doubts about Obama's relative ability to handle a crisis.

The military's occasionally disorganized and erratic reaction to the Boko Haram threat has led to the arrests of at least 20,000 people, mostly young men and boys, since 2009, with some as young as nine years old.

Announced two years ago, the series was received with some skepticism among booksellers, in reaction to the erratic sales of the Library of Contemporary Thought, a series of similarly short books, also by well-known authors, published in paperback by Ballantine at the rate of one a month.

Your erratic driving will cause defensive reactions in others which will make traffic congestion worse.

Such a transformation would have made the dependence of the CH4 area on the E1/2 values of the quinones very erratic, as their identities in the reaction samples would have been different from those present during the E1/2 measurements.

It is debasing that we spend so much energy in reaction to a President whose erratic, hundred-and-forty-character statements, unfortunately, often seem to embody no rational basis at all.

McCain's reaction to the financial crisis was erratic and reckless.

But as Trump has stumbled badly on the trail and in the polls, and as his reaction to both has proven increasingly erratic, the theory of self-sabotage has gained traction among Trump critics.

Fournier and Truesdell (1973) indicate that these geothermometers, ion exchange reactions fluid-rock based, appear to give erratic results for waters from reservoirs at less than 200 °C due to different chemical reactions, i.e., precipitation of calcium as carbonate, Na Ca exchange clays, among others.

The whole process is based on the faulty premise that if you lie, you always have certain physical reactions such as sweaty palms or an erratic heart beat," he told Guardian Unlimited.