Sentence examples for is rather chaotic from inspiring English sources

The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee have debated the student visa issue repeatedly, and the higher education institutions who have given evidence tend to concur that the system, particularly for overseas students, is rather chaotic.

Secondly, professional development, which is indeed a crucial part of teacher education, is rather chaotic and unsystematic in many educational systems.

We can see that the VVF of the image with only the strong Gaussian noise is rather chaotic.

It was rather chaotic at first, but as time went on, things became regularized according to schedules".

We had a very pleasant chat, but as things were rather chaotic, they couldn't offer me so much as a cup of tea or coffee.

110 Shoreditch High Street, 020-3222 0073, timefortea.org.uk With erratic opening hours (best to phone ahead) and a load of boxes stuffed full of old picture frames sitting on the pavement, the initial impression of Eighty-Seven is that it's rather chaotic.

"The information campaign was rather chaotic at the start.

The transition between the regular and chaotic regime is rather complex and involves period-doubled states.

Others have suggested that policy development is rather a non-linear or even chaotic process [ 5, 6].

Eventually, Mr. Garlick realized that trying to please hundreds of stakeholders was a rather chaotic way to raise money and run a business.

But if the doings on the boat were chaotic, they were rather sedate.