erraticism

His erraticism seemed to rub off on Key in the bottom of the sixth.

The only certainty about the conduct of the Pyongyang regime is its erraticism.

But it is a question to be faced now, and Moscow's summit erraticism makes it more important.

And Shelton Jones, the 6-8 junior forward, has suffered a relapse of erraticism.

Erraticism may have been evident in his character he was, nonetheless, kindly disposed and above reproach morally.

But erraticism in 1987 is clouding their claim that the next bust remains remote enough to keep today's market game a safe romp.

Gold's increasing erraticism has deep roots in the economic and social troubles evident in South Africa and the Soviet Union.

It seems likely that Prince, chastened by the relative fall-off in his popularity after the caprices and wilful erraticism that followed Purple Rain has opted for consolidation.

In place of the good-natured erraticism of the remainder of Pavement there's a few low-profile friends helping out (members of Maroons and Calamity Jane) and much overdubbing.

Although D.R.I. emphasizes the erraticism of policy and Morgan its consistency, both analyses tend toward the same conclusion: More consistent and better balanced fiscal and monetary policies would have improved the American economic performance.

For all his wayward impulses and the much documented erraticism of his '80s career, this contradictory figure has - through cunning, imagination and sheer force of will - constantly reassessed and reasserted himself as the most focused member of the old guard.

After experimenting with assorted tactics and formations McClaren - who is considering making Jonjo Shelvey captain in place of the injured Fabricio Coloccini at Stoke - is convinced that the explanation for the erraticism lies in the players' minds rather than on a training ground whiteboard.