Sentence examples for erratic to from inspiring English sources

"I was pretty erratic, to say the least".

By Friday morning, he appeared testy and erratic to a couple he encountered outside his home, they said yesterday.

Furthermore, the city is too big, and the weather too erratic, to make such a quest even slightly systematic.

His performances are erratic, to say the least; but when he's feeling confident, Mr. Johnston can inspire.

Kuznetsova had earlier saved two match points, but with 63 total unforced errors, she was far too erratic to win.

His circadian rhythms were erratic, to say the least, though the work's title hints that sleep wasn't the only thing on his mind.

Transitions from erratic wandering to death grips on a leaf vein were abrupt and synchronized around solar noon.

Results with tobacco were shown to be erratic due to methylation of the UAS repeats, certainly a ramification of the high methylation frequency (32%) in that species [ 19].

Some of our patients were not able to adapt to baseline protocols, showing erratic responses to the testing conditions.

Italy was buoyed by the goal, with Germany still unable to shake off the erratic edge to its play.

This tendency may lead to under-medication and erratic adherence to treatment.