You can see it in human behavior becoming more erratic and bizarre.

He soon asks the chicken's pilot why their flight has become erratic.

As a result, his behavior has become increasingly erratic and violent.

Earnings are becoming erratic, and some utilities can no longer pay their dividends.

However, according to aid agencies, the weather has become more erratic and extreme in recent years.

But now he was not producing and his teaching had become erratic.

The pace has become more erratic in the 1980's, he said, and now jumps from 65,000 to 100,000 per year.

Even her ability to understand him had become erratic.

But if random means that the outcomes of social policy have become erratic and hard to predict, he is right on target.

"So we should just stay out of his way and pretend he isn't becoming more erratic every day?"