| After the lethargy of late Dwyer and the erraticism of the Smith experiment, the Wallabies desperately needed a calmer leader, and they found him in Rod Macqueen, architect of the ACT Brumbies' run to the 1997 Super 12 final. |
| Is it a degree of erraticism to just fire your defense team, fire your security guards, then new security guards were hired, then they were fired, then a new team brought in. |
| Working for Casey was a trial for everybody, partly because of his growing erraticism and partly because of his own rightwing tendencies. |
| Trump's Twitter storms and erraticism can seem to slow time. |
| But his brilliance was often offset by his erraticism, and this erraticism infuriated her. |
| Such erraticism and frivolity is very evident in the American coverage of the economy. |
