Sentence examples for actually impossible to predict from inspiring English sources
Try as we might to explain how a photon makes up its mind, it is actually impossible to predict which way a given photon will go.
What excites me is that it's actually impossible to predict the future.
"It's really impossible to predict who here will be the next winner," he said.
It's impossible to predict what might actually happen in 2019.
For now, it is nearly impossible to predict what Congress may actually do.
Even if a new headquarters could bring them all under one roof, it was impossible to predict how the employees would actually use the building, given their fluid work patterns and chaotic organizational hierarchies.
What indicators do exist are all over the map, making it impossible to predict results before the votes are actually counted.
But at this stage, it is impossible to predict which proportion of susceptibles will actually be immunized by a vaccine based on a pre-pandemic strain, and the effectiveness of this control measure is strongly correlated with this missing information.
The lesson to be drawn from George H.W. Bush is that it's virtually impossible to predict what is going to happen in any election until you actually get there.
Using oil to nip hurricanes in the bud before they form won't work either, he says, because it's impossible to predict which of the many storm disturbances seen in the ocean will actually become a hurricane.
