Sentence examples for rather erratic from inspiring English sources

Energy prices, however, have been rather erratic in recent months.

Coming to Mr. Romney's defense, Mr. McCain accused Mr. Reid on Thursday of sometimes displaying "rather erratic behavior" and said, "Harry might've gone over the line here".

Many of the nightjars and nighthawks feed in continuous hawking flight, which may be rather erratic as they pursue their prey.

The veteran, in a rather erratic fashion, had illustrated at the very start of the night that he could beat the goalkeeper.

"It improves the perceived quality of the business because there's been rather erratic earnings from distribution," said Richard Ratner, an analyst at Seymour Pierce Group.

While Inkster had a steady round with five birdies on the last seven holes, Moodie was rather erratic with six birdies and three bogeys.

Her team-mate was rather more erratic, needing third and final attempts to get past 1.80m, her opening height, and 1.89m.

Perhaps the difference is due to having a steady rather than erratic flow of income.

Gallingly for Everton fans, the team's attacking seems to have deteriorated or at least not improved, as Romelu Lukaku relies extensively on Yannick Bolasie or Idrissa Gueye for service, rather than the erratic decision-making of Kevin Mirallas, Ross Barkley and Gerard Deulofeu.

The second set of coils deploys a magnetic field to roughen up the surface of the plasma so that it leaks energy at a constant rate rather than in erratic bursts.

Peckham feels current rather than tired, erratic instead of predictable.