Sentence examples for erratic without from inspiring English sources

It's not unusual to see news stories describe him as "erratic" without attribution to an opponent.

It has been clear since the early 1980s that flexibility would result in fragmented labour markets in which millions would be made insecure, relying on casual jobs and erratic wages, without non-wage benefits and access to secure state benefits.

Warwick's earnings are erratic and without the cell partnership would be in negative territory.

Again and again, the fans witnessed the wonderfully composed Mexican break Burns's increasingly erratic defences without risking a knockout blow himself.

Google seems to update the trends information in a vaguely erratic way, without normalizing by the time the data is updated.

Did Trump this week conclusively show that he's an erratic bully without the record, experience, judgment to be President?

Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford appeared erratic and threw without polish or touch.

Without erratic drivers, cars may finally become the safest form of transport.Dig deeper: Why road crashes are becoming more common in the developing world (January 2014) The risky nature of roundabouts (October 2013) What the future of the car looks like (April 2013).

His critics within the Alliance claim that he makes erratic decisions, and without consultation.In this section A dimming star Cavallo struggles to get a grip on Argentina's economy Back to square one in Chiapas Dog day ReprintsSupport for the Alliance has crumbled to 13%, down from 25% on election day, and behind Mr Clark's Conservatives (15%), according to a recent opinion poll.

An elevated follicle-stimulating hormone level and an erratic menstrual function, without an otherwise known cause, are also reasons for referral before 40 years of age since they are the forerunners of a primary ovarian insufficiency leading to a POF.

Unfortunately, all traditional approaches, including the neighbor-joining, maximum parsimony, and maximum likelihood methods failed to produce a tree with well-resolved branches and without erratic grouping of sequences from distantly related species, possibly due to the long branch attraction (data not shown).