Sentence examples for erratic statements from inspiring English sources

Despite erratic statements and behaviour, Moussaoui, a French citizen, was ruled competent to stand trial.

Studios are happily stoking the blaze by focusing on what appear to be increasingly erratic statements from Mr. Rosenberg.

Bernie Ecclestone's recent, increasingly erratic statements suggest a change at the top may be needed in order to address it.

Mr. O'Neill's erratic statements have sometimes rattled investors and, according to some reports, marginalized him as a policy maker and spokesman.

But as Thursday's slate made clear, Mrs. Clinton's team believes that Mr. Trump, with his scattershot defense policies and often erratic statements, has supplied an opportunity.

Although investors cheered his inauguration 21 months ago, his erratic statements and endless cabinet shuffles buffeted the financial markets relentlessly, eventually driving the currency down from under 7,000 rupiah per dollar to over 11,000 at the end of his rule.

Well known to the Australian police, he had been consumed by his conviction for the offence, unsuccessfully challenging the conviction in the high court last year and making several vehement and erratic public statements claiming to be innocent.

In addition to the damage that Mr. O'Neill did to himself with his erratic public statements, he was serving in an administration that was not eager to have facts get in the way of policies set by a "praetorian guard" of ideologues surrounding the president.

"Despite the cacophony and erratic leaks and statements in recent days from the other side, I remain firmly optimistic that there will be an agreement by the end of the month" Mr Tsipras said.

Insecure in his own palace, erratic in his statements and crude in his stewardship, Mr. Assad seems more likely to be the victim of a coup than a champion of peace.

But it is somehow in keeping with Mr. Wahid, who has made so many erratic and unfounded statements since he was elected in October 1999 that few people seem to listen to him anymore.