Sentence examples for was most erratic from inspiring English sources

Toward the end Henry was most erratic.

It was a long-lived storm that was most remembered for its very erratic and extremely slow track off the East Coast of the United States, alternating several times between tropical storm and hurricane intensity.

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

The response of lodgepole pine to fire regime was the most erratic, benefiting at different times from both suppressed and future fire regimes (Fig. 4), and suggesting a dynamic relationship with fire due to its relatively low fire tolerance (resulting in high mortality rates) contrasted with its ability to quickly recover after fire through serotiny.

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

While the genial Hugh does something in the City, the more waspish Sylvie, his wife, produces children and casts a sardonic eye over the family, but particularly over Hugh's sister, Isobel, or Izzie, who is the most erratic of the family, and blessed with a wild talent for self-invention.

"It looks more like a stock market graph than a graph of cancer biology," says Welch. "These are the most erratic graphs in cancer anywhere".

Mr. Rodman's multifarious sculptural instincts are most convincing in two large, erratic spirals made of crumpled, spray-painted paper and mounted on pedestals, where they bring to mind Naum Gabo, Lynda Benglis and trails of smoke.

22 24 In these studies, primary care physicians with limited experience in respiratory disorders were most likely to show this erratic prescribing behaviour.

The slight model misspecification of artesunate in the early absorption and distribution phase (i.e. <30 min) is most likely a result of erratic data.

I feel the most stressed all day when I'm on call in A&E from 4.15pm, and my heart rate is at its most erratic.