Sentence examples for has been very erratic from inspiring English sources

Electricity in the city has been very erratic in recent months; this is not so hard on a visitor, but it does express itself in the moods of longer-term residents.

Dating back to about a decade now (i.e. 2006 2016), electricity supply has been very erratic.

And the Dodgers' bullpen has been very erratic this season.

The supply of these two vaccines, particularly the Hib vaccine, has been very erratic.

"Things had been very erratic, and there had been a lot of press about the market becoming more chaotic," he said.

10 OUR FATHER (David Pipe) Erratic, if sometimes capable, grey who has been very much more miss than hit of late.

Would you review the recent record? A. Financial results since the beginning of 1999 have been very strong, but before that there were three years of erratic performance.

I pray the nausea won't kick in before then, as I really have no idea how pregnant I am (my periods are very erratic).

Although the Casemix system has been in existence for more than three decades, the deployment of this system in developing countries is very erratic.

He was very erratic off the tee.

The children were very erratic; they were never still.