Sentence examples for had become erratic from inspiring English sources

Her breathing had become erratic.

Sullivan's work habits had become erratic, and it is known that this particular design is primarily the work of Elmslie.

In an interview on Tuesday evening, Mr. Sonner said of Mr. Zimmerman that his behavior had become "erratic".

The 48-year-old had struggled for years with cocaine, marijuana and pills, and her behavior had become erratic.

Several people who have interacted with the designer recently said that his behavior had become erratic and that he had been drinking heavily.

Her husband, another of the Jegdic clan, Vukasin, had told her Mladic was hiding in Miroslav's house, she concedes, but she did not believe him because his mind had become erratic in recent years.

Polls tend to show him modestly ahead of Mr Livingstone, but they have become erratic.

Mr. Mugabe, Zimbabwe's independence leader, has become erratic, tyrannical and indifferent to the problems of ordinary people.

The story opens with a conversation between Seymour's wife, Muriel, and her mother, during which it is suggested that Seymour's behavior has become erratic since he returned from the war.

Unlike in the past, that demand must somehow be met on a planet where little new land is available for farming, where water supplies are tightening, where the temperature is rising, where the weather has become erratic and where the food system is already showing serious signs of instability.

Since the early 2000s, droughts have become worse and the annual monsoon, which is critical for agriculture, has become erratic.