erraticism

To no small extent, the Mets created this problem themselves in February 2009, when they handed a three-year, $36 million contract extension to Mr. Perez, a pitcher with a history of erraticism.

Defiant and Prideful, Perez Holds the Mets Hostage 2010

In spite of the fact that he is hard working and enthusiastic his excellent mental qualities are seriously marred by a natural erraticism which leads him to gross carelessness.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

In spite of the fact that he is hard working and enthusiastic his excellent mental qualities are seriously marred by a natural erraticism which leads him to gross carelessness.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

In spite of the fact that he is hard working and enthusiastic his excellent mental qualities are seriously marred by a natural erraticism which leads him to gross carelessness.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

In spite of the fact that he is hard working and enthusiastic his excellent mental qualities are seriously marred by a natural erraticism which leads him to gross carelessness.

Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

Whichever option is chosen, the action needs to be fast, massive, systemic, and has to create a sense of resolve and certainty, not erraticism and uncertainty.

CNN Transcript Jan 25, 2009 2009

The last 24 hours seem to have condensed all of that erraticism (yes, that's the word) into some sort of frenetic singularity.

Jesse Lee: 35 Days Out: Epic Flail: What's a Six Letter Word for Most Erratic Candidate Ever? 2008

He went on to talk about McCain's ongoing erraticism:

Jesse Lee: 22 Days Out: OK, Keeping Throwing Things At the Wall Until One of Them Isn't Perceived as Erratic... 2008

Richard Wolffe seemed to detect a bit of the erraticism we've come to know and love.

Jesse Lee: 27 Days Out: "John McCain Wanted to Have 10 of These?" 2008

This could explain why the Italian government is so often mired in indecision, erraticism and political deadlock.

TV prank targets drug-using MPs The Nag 2006