Sentence examples for to become erratic from inspiring English sources

Above that limiting speed the valves are said to float, and their motion tends to become erratic.

Subsequently, a broad low pressure area developed over the western Gulf of Mexico, causing the motion of Henri to become erratic.

Their behavior can become erratic as they have to decide to tone down their writing to get a certain type of sponsor on board, which in turn lets them make payroll.

Mr. Mugabe, Zimbabwe's independence leader, has become erratic, tyrannical and indifferent to the problems of ordinary people.

Polls tend to show him modestly ahead of Mr Livingstone, but they have become erratic.

Also, the onset of the flooding used to be more predictable and allowed farmers to plan for sowing crops at the optimal time; hence harvesting has become erratic.

Her breathing had become erratic.

Then your moods become erratic.

Levin contends that unforced errors are a more revealing statistic for assertive players who can become erratic.

In another system, appliances become erratic when household power consumption increases: a radio changes stations; a toaster suddenly stops working.

In an interview on Tuesday evening, Mr. Sonner said of Mr. Zimmerman that his behavior had become "erratic".