Sentence examples for less erratic than from inspiring English sources

Nor are Walser's emotions any less erratic than these remembered images.

Our own moon stabilises Earth's tilt, making the temperatures far less erratic than they would be otherwise.

Thompson was no less erratic than he has been in the past for England and Hurst's menace came only in brief glimpses.

Hopefully this week's scoring will be a little less erratic than in recent weeks, it's starting to give me a headache.

The first extracts of Binet's book published in Le Nouvel Observateur magazine this week pointed to a character less erratic than Sarkozy, but the writer conceded in an interview that beneath the simple exterior there was no doubt an element of "megalomania" somewhere.

"Are Juries Less Erratic than Individuals?

They said the spots would be less erratic and more uniform than they are currently.

But do you think that the benefit of that experience would make him more competent, less erratic or more skilled in a second term than he has been in his first?

Secondly, in order to minimize the frustrations on the part of CHWs for missing incentives for deliveries and to make their income stream less erratic, CHWs should be compensated for pregnancies rather than deliveries.

Under both chairmen fed funds became far less erratic.

His bad shots are going to get less erratic.