Sentence examples for erratic tactics from inspiring English sources
Tsipras's erratic tactics in veering from rejectionism to conciliation and back within hours only added to the exasperation in eurozone circles.
At first, Jim's and Dwight's sales call appears to be a fiasco, but it is soon clear that the joint force of Jim's straight-and-honest sales approach, along with Dwight's aggressive, erratic tactics, is a very successful partnership.
By any measure, the United States was home, trailed by recent comments in The Sporting News that Klinsmann had been erratic in tactics and personnel decisions.
The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, reflecting the deep anger felt in Brussels at the erratic negotiating tactics adopted by Tsipras and Varoufakis, said Greek voters should blame Tsipras for bringing the country to its knees.
Argentina's hardball tactics and erratic policies did not endear it to investors.
Ms. Finke is erratic but very effective, using old-school tactics to power a new media enterprise.
Macartney's confidence was such that he charged down the pitch to meet the medium pace bowlers, a dangerous tactic on a surface with erratic bounce.
The result has been a succession of erratic incremental steps, forced by events and largely driven by tactics.
Such erratic weather patterns in recent years have forced ski areas, in particular, to start developing new tactics to reach potential customers and satisfy loyal ones.
