"If you see his behaviour, it's so erratic, he's not focused and kind of all over the place".
But in my tests it was so erratic as to be useless, and even when it finds a network, it can't tell you whether it's locked and unavailable or wide open to all comers.
"For all I've seen now the last five months, his off-the-tee game is so erratic, and there's no pattern to it because he's losing it right and left.
She doesn't show enough of herself to inspire any sympathy, and it's hard to root for her when her behavior is so erratic.
The schedule is so erratic, Ms. McCormack needs an au pair to cover child care.
The country has an enormous appetite for new energy sources because the electricity supply is so erratic.
Their bowling is so erratic, however, that Prior and Bresnan were able to extend the tourists' lead without truly extending themselves.
Teachers talk about children fainting in class or in the playground; about children whose behaviour is so erratic they have considered excluding them, until they discovered they were simply hungry.
Most writers are prone to unevenness between and within books, but Kureishi's output is so erratic that the reader can sometimes only assume that he has been intermittently coshed on the head, dragged from his writing desk and replaced by an enthusiastic but untutored impostor.
A surprisingly good shot-blocker but everything else is so erratic.
