Sentence examples for is somewhat erratic from inspiring English sources

Snow is somewhat erratic between November and April, but the outlook is usually better in January and February.

It's like traveling in Afghanistan; the passage is somewhat erratic, but we would like to stabilize this situation and create a free and open path".

The service is somewhat erratic (put it down to teething problems) but the interiors are stunning - an intimate, atmospheric clutter of south Indian antiques, steamer chairs, colonial-era beds, wardrobes and dressing tables, hand-painted murals, and, of course, beautiful textiles.

Service was somewhat erratic.

His shot has been somewhat erratic, which is often the case.

Nor have Mr Ellison's somewhat erratic management changes done much to soothe shareholders.

That may explain why the poll results here have been somewhat erratic.

Butterflies tend to be somewhat erratic fliers and, lacking the ability to hover, usually land on the flower.

The markets were somewhat erratic, however, as investors concerned about inflation kept an eye on fluctuating oil prices.

The answers that Venus came up with at Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and Flushing Meadows last year were clearly not good enough, and her form here has been somewhat erratic.

Young, 59, said in an interview Thursday that the drummer's behavior had been somewhat erratic during the recording of their new album.