Sentence examples for will be erratic from inspiring English sources

Players will wander over the hill to search for the ball which will be erratic.

Forward planning is especially crucial if you don't have fixed contracts to guarantee a regular flow of income, meaning that your income will be erratic.

"The muted BBA mortgage approvals data reinforce our suspicion that house prices will be erratic through 2010, and may very well be no better than flat over the year – particularly if more properties come on to the market thereby pushing the supply/demand balance more towards buyers from sellers".

Their potential standard-bearer, Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London who campaigned for Brexit, will be erratic and prone to grandstanding but not revolutionary.

"Its production will probably be erratic.

Unfortunately, some baseball players are going to continue to use PEDs and MLB's enforcement policies will, at best, be erratic and incomplete.

When the closest advisers, both institutional (like Ivanka and Kushner) and informal (in the case of his two adult sons), are dominated by family members, the decision-making process will not only be erratic and possibly influenced by private family interests but also tend to ignore legal procedures that have also met the test of time.

More dangerous up front will be the erratic Swede Zlatan Ibrahimovic, above.

And without on the regular ovulation, your periods will be more erratic.

Germination can be erratic.

Her plotting can be erratic.