Sentence examples for erratic result from inspiring English sources

Behold the complicated, entertainingly erratic result: separate story lines set in 1975, 1999 and 2010 that encompass gangster daddy issues, religious extremism and the coveting of a best friend's fiancée.

Again, erratic results emerged.

Translating the full Western culture of wine into Chinese had produced erratic results.

Now that Levine is on prolonged medical leave, the major decisions are falling to Gelb, with erratic results.

The erratic results underscore the question of just how engaged such consultants get: of whether, once they've lofted a few ideas and cashed their paychecks, they feel any real pride of ownership or bother to follow through.

Each course of action seems to carry with it the weight of differing opinions and erratic results: whether or not to use low-dose topical steroids, administer antihistamines, or try new nonsteroidal ointments that carry F.D.A. safety warnings.

That can produce erratic results from day to day and from state to state, and can make it especially important to look at an average of several different surveys.

The evidence is there at Chelsea, where José Mourinho's gravitas, strength of personality and record of achievement means there can be erratic results and the ostracism of a crowd favourite, Juan Mata, without even the beginnings of any real discord from the club's followers.