Sentence examples for fairly erratic from inspiring English sources

What the market is making clear now is a lack of confidence among investors in what have seemed to be fairly erratic government's policy announcements.

But it was a fairly erratic trading day with the leading index falling as low as 6694 and rising to 6772 at its peak.

We must make the common man understand that science is often a fairly erratic process, sometimes complicated by the all too human shortcomings of investigators [ 2] and that real breakthroughs can never be reliably predicted in advance.

Service was somewhat erratic.

"Their exports have been pretty erratic.

Over the years, his concert appearances in the United States have been limited and his recordings, on several small labels, erratic if fairly numerous.

During the early days of Trump's administration, the generals were believed to have formed a fairly consistent check on Trump's erratic and at times, unprecedented, behavior, especially in the field of foreign policy.

The good news is that Miller can write, and everything about Merit's fairly banal life — her vexing marriage, her erratic driving, her job selling ad space for Ohio Is — is described with hilarity and complexity.

New South Wales needed to chase down 161 and though Hughes started fairly confidently against Tait's express but erratic pace, it was Warner who did the runaway-train impersonation.

For penile cancer, period rates have remained fairly constant, whereas cohort rates have been erratic, with no clear pattern emerging.

A have a sweet spot in my heart for a fairly new band already making a name for itself with slightly erratic performances.