The situation has been caused largely by erratic rainfall and drought.
Their affluence makes them largely immune to erratic fuel prices.
When Logan was growing up, his household's finances were always precarious, owing largely to his erratic father.
Treatment interruption, largely due to erratic drug supply, was one of the main drivers of the rise of drug-resistant tuberculosis during the unsteady 1990s [ 18].
In Somalia, the current main "Gu" season has largely failed due to erratic and insufficient rains, armyworm outbreaks, and unusually high temperatures.
Thus, "Thou Swell," the ballet by Mr. Martins, battled with an erratic dance pulse, largely because he used singers and words.
Nor does erratic weather help a largely rural economy.
"It doesn't hurt that we have a unique history, a mutual love of politics and similar erratic schedules that are largely out of our control," Ms. Smith said.
Other fans compared it to 1993, when the Phillies won the National League pennant largely on the strength of their erratic closer, Mitch Williams, known as Wild Thing.
The most important empirical finding, confirmed by study after study of companies big and small, is that a firm's growth largely follows a "random walk"—an erratic and unpredictable course.
