Sentence examples for are even less predictable from inspiring English sources

Economic earthquakes are even less predictable.

And this time the disaster was created by humans, who are even less predictable than the forces of nature.

In a year in which the city's economy has been buffeted by the attack on the World Trade Center and the national recession, future costs and revenues are even less predictable.

The exact time of the shift can hardly be predicted in typically developing children and might be even less predictable in children with atypical development.

Mortgage rates, on the other hand, may be even less predictable.

A new virus, formed by a combination of several existing ones as this virus is, is even less predictable.

This time the work is even less predictable: each night, an audience member is picked at random (and in advance) to share his or her life story, portions of which are then re-enacted by the cast of eight.

But it does mean that things are freeing up: that the idea of what constitutes a "literary" novel is changing, that genre writing is becoming less marginalised (look, for example, at the success enjoyed by the graphic form in this year's Costa Book Awards), that the career trajectory of a novelist is even less predictable than it ever was, if such a thing is possible.

Others are even less patient.

Lawsuits are even less effective.

Since his predictable defeat in the South Carolina Senate race, Greene has told reporters that he has presidential ambitions that are even less credible than his senatorial ones.