Sentence examples for erratic use of from inspiring English sources
Being, at heart, a smug, mean-spirited, condescending sort of person, I was afforded a great deal of pleasure by the Japanese's often erratic use of the English language – not in conversation, but on signs, menus, T-shirts and shop names, the most perplexing example being the word "Boobs" in 10ft-high letters on the side of a shopping mall outside Yokohama.
Analysts in Russia, one of Syria's staunchest allies, say that as rebels try to encircle Damascus and cut off escape routes to the coast, the mood in the palace is one of panic, evinced by the erratic use of weapons: Scud missiles better used against an army than an insurgency, naval mines dropped from the air instead of laid at sea.
The erratic use of the h-phoneme is a dialect trait that has survived and is still characteristic for the modern Swedish dialect of Roslagen, one of the regions where Öpir was active.
Jane had 50 prior hospitalizations for schizophrenia, most precipitated by her erratic excessive or inadequate use of medication.
One of the major causes of excessive or erratic menstruation is inadvertent use of contraceptive modalities.
The situation in type 1 diabetes is now complicated by erratic and sometimes biased use of continuous glucose monitoring.
The use of the erratic CSKA Sofia creator Platini, used so sparingly at the Cup of Nations, to the right of a midfield three, perhaps suggested Águas is embracing a less cautious future.
Tourism as described above holds significant comparative advantages for Namibia as it is not entirely dependent on scarce and erratic rainfall, but also makes use of the natural beauty inherent in the landscapes.
And in that case, again, Trump being Trump, someone who is erratic and self-centered, your best use of him would be in some ways as a hand grenade.
And in that case, again, Trump being Trump, someone who is erratic and self-centred, your best use of him would be in some ways as a hand grenade.
OROS MPH resulted in less time driving off the road, fewer instances of speeding, less erratic speed control and less inappropriate use of brakes when compared with placebo.
