Sentence examples for erratic world from inspiring English sources
A color called Soul is characterized as a "sophisticated" violet: "The spirituality of this color spans many cultures and offers comfort for questing minds and hearts in our erratic world".
In that way, Trump is not unlike another erratic world figure, the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, who also seems capable of acting in extremes, without warning, at any time, and at any level of incitement.
We then add a further differential for ethical sourcing, which over the past three years has amounted to 10 to 12 cents per pound of coffee.' At most, Kraft calculates, the combined premium equates to 20percentnt of the erratic world market price.
Adopting a vegetarian diet is one option to increase the amount of water available to grow more food in an increasingly climate-erratic world, the scientists said.
Even his own officials wince at his erratic public behaviour.So the outside world too has worries.
Are you looking to be on the show?" "Should I explain the situation?" I said, with the delivery of an erratic, upset man whose world was crumbling.
"More than 40 million rural and 9 million poor urban people are at risk due to the impacts of El Niño's related drought and erratic rainfall," the World Food Programme has warned.
It's one of those examples of how erratic the Chinese world of information is these days: the Chinese press is throttled on many issues, but when it concerns workplace conditions — or, better yet, a factory with a boss in Taiwan — the issue resonates with enough notes from old socialist hymns that it gets reported in astonishing detail.
Shipping links between the islands and with the outside world are erratic, and there are long delays in unloading cargo.
After winning championships from 2002 through 2004, and cementing his reputation as one of the greatest competitive surfers, Irons baffled the surfing world with erratic behavior.
Electricity supplies in much of the developing world are erratic, if they exist at all, and battery packs to run medical equipment often find their way out of hospitals and into local markets.
