Sentence examples for for unpredictable behaviour from inspiring English sources

He does, though, have a reputation for unpredictable behaviour.

But glass does require a bit of specialist knowledge and, as Archer says, "it's quite a complicated material, with the potential for unpredictable behaviour down the line".

The choice of Gabriela von Habsburg as Georgian ambassador to Berlin gets a separate prize, for out-of-the-box diplomatic thinking.Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian leader, gains the Black Box a special award for unpredictable behaviour.

IN OUR end-of-year round-up, last week Eastern Approaches awarded Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, a special "Black Box" prize for unpredictable behaviour and dreadful PR. (See also The Economist's piece, and accompanying interactive chart, on the government's various power grabs this year).

The results unexpectedly obtained from the equations predicting the oscillations of radio waves are part of the foundation for the modern theory that accounts for the unpredictable behaviour of all manner of physical phenomena, from swinging pendulums and fluid flow, to the stock market.

Bezler is known for his unpredictable behaviour, and has been accused by Ukraine's Security Service of giving the order to shoot down the Malaysian airliner.

In addition to fascinating guests and features—he went to Cuba to interview Fidel Castro, and he showed film clips that gave Americans their first glimpse of the Beatles Paar also was noted for his unpredictable behaviour.

In a bitter irony for China, the unpredictable behaviour of its own ally, North Korea, means that the US will only continue to strengthen its position in Asia.

Around Christmas 1967, David Gilmour was asked by the other members of Pink Floyd to join as a second guitarist, to cover for Barrett, whose unpredictable behaviour prevented him from performing.

Travers thought that McCoy, a Protestant from Northern Ireland, was familiar with security checkpoints and had reckoned the regular British Army would be more efficient than the Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR), who had a reputation for unprofessional and unpredictable behaviour especially towards people from the Irish Republic.

Mathematicians have been intrigued by this unpredictable behaviour for millennia, and have searched for better ways of approximating it to greater degrees of accuracy.