Sentence examples for most erratic from inspiring English sources

This Premier League season was, in truth, the most erratic in many a year.

The UK is one of the most erratic, changeable places on Earth when it comes to weather.

If nothing else, Wade's Game 1 performance was a continuation of what surely must be the most erratic postseason of his standout career.

Flash memory is used in cellphones, digital music players and digital cameras and is considered one of the most erratic segments of the semiconductor market.

"The Russians have picked the most erratic and unreliable partners in the region," said a Bush administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, following normal diplomatic protocol.

Rocker, who gained 38 saves last year, has been one of the most erratic relievers in the National League this season.

Alli made the most of erratic Magpies defending to give the visitors an early lead with a calm finish.

5. You're most emotionally erratic as a young adult.

However, the patrols are for the most part erratic, triggered by tip-offs on illegal activity.

He finished with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists, but also had 5 turnovers in his most challenging and erratic night as a Knick.

Now, he's passing a weakened institution to a man with no diplomatic record, who observers said appears far less likely to restrain Trump's most controversial and erratic foreign policy positions: CIA chief Mike Pompeo.