Sentence examples for erratic response from inspiring English sources
The government's erratic response to Nisman's death created further confusion.
He stepped up his attack on the net, volleyed beautifully, and took full advantage of Tsonga's increasingly erratic response to this first spell of adversity.
Yet some Iran experts argue that the administration may soon have to re-evaluate its view of the supreme leader, who they say has been tarnished by his erratic response to the tumult in Tehran.
Still, thanks to Iran's erratic response to President Obama's overtures and its ongoing nuclear nationalism (a more coherent political than weapons program), the United States finds itself in lockstep toward new sanctions.
Supporters of the plan inside the Bush White House, including Vice President Dick Cheney's office, saw the erratic response to the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 as a mandate for streamlining an emergency response process they considered clunky because it involved too many agencies.
Most of the metrics exhibited an expected behavior, similar to what has been previously reported in literature such as (a) a predictable (linear or power law) response to changing grain size, and (b) an unpredictable (staircase-like or erratic) response to changing grain size.
"Erratic responses are something that we see over and over again," Ms. Leidholdt said.
But Ms. Brooks's removal could make James the next in the firing line over News International's erratic responses to the scandal.
While courts have sometimes managed to shoehorn contemporary displacement into outdated language, the result is arbitrary exclusions and erratic responses: in 2014 recognition rates for Eritrean asylum seekers ranged from 26% in France to 100% in Sweden.
Over the last week, Donald Trump delivered a series of erratic responses to everything that went down in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Some of our patients were not able to adapt to baseline protocols, showing erratic responses to the testing conditions.
