Sentence examples for make it erratic from inspiring English sources

They are not malignant but injecting into them can slow down insulin absorption or make it erratic enough to disturb glucose control.

Wisden said that his spin made him more effective than other bowlers of his speed on a sticky wicket, a pitch which has been affected by rain, making it erratic and difficult to bat on.

Team building exercises can be fun and a truly inspiring task provided the organizers do not make it an erratic event.

The eternal balance is to make it look disorganised and erratic, but also be absolutely choreographed, so it's safe.

Its refusal to push the usual emotional buttons and its insistence that we not pass moral judgment on its characters' erratic behavior make it an exceptionally cleareyed assessment of a stratum of American life that Ms. Miller, daughter of the playwright Arthur Miller, should know firsthand.

Wozniacki might make it past the oft-erratic Robson, a 19-year-old from Britain.

But those screeners described the hands-on field test in ways that made it sound erratic, Mr. Schumer said.

Higher-than-usual unemployment and erratic wage growth make it hard to find that kind of money.

In 1961 Peter Cook opened the Establishment Club in Soho and Private Eye made its erratic debut.

The world makes its erratic way into his consciousness, while Murphy reminisces and ruminates.

(Monthly numbers are erratic, which makes it difficult to pin down the growth rate more precisely).