Sentence examples for erratic weeks from inspiring English sources

After two erratic weeks, the Open went out with a touch of predictability from this suddenly consistent champion.

Hints of stagflation and continuing worries about slumping growth weighed on investors as the major stock indexes ended an erratic week of ups and downs.

Will stocks take a breather again Friday as an erratic week on Wall Street comes to a close, or will it be a day of deals?

Will stocks take a breather again today as an erratic week on Wall Street comes to a close, or will it be a day of deals?

Index futures surrendered gains on the report, but once the opening bell sounded the market resumed a modest advance in what has been an erratic week.

Amanda Bynes reportedly in L.A.-area hospital after erratic week in N.Y.

In his first erratic week in office, he's declared war on women, scientists, immigrants, healthcare, the environment, the GOP, the New York Times, Mexico and endless other things, all while pathologically lying to the public.

Recent Gallup tracking polls, while somewhat erratic from week to week, have shown Obama running above that level; polling in early October had him down by only eight points among white voters.

For his part, Mr. Berlusconi has seemed erratic in recent weeks.

Andersen, if dressing-room whispers are to be believed, had behaved increasingly erratic in recent weeks.

ABC News reports that his behavior seemed to become more erratic in the weeks leading up to the shooting, and that it is believed he stopped taking medication beforehand.