Sentence examples for be difficult to forecast from inspiring English sources

While BP and Rosneft are still in the early days of their partnership, the earnings of the venture, which accounts for 30 percent of BP's output, may be difficult to forecast.

Yet, it can be difficult to forecast future electricity demand, and building new generating capacity can take years.

It may be difficult to forecast glacier size, but some researchers are now concerned that the melt may create unstable lakes and threaten villages below.

Demand forecasting is critical to sales and operations planning (S&OP), but the effects of sales promotions can be difficult to forecast.

Investments with short or erratic historical cash flows will be difficult to forecast and will likely produce low present values and low safety factors.

It's difficult to forecast".

The impact of Mr. Lhota's association with Mr. Giuliani is difficult to forecast.

It's difficult to forecast how such a dissolution would unfold.

And while the film division turned in a stellar performance, hit films are difficult to forecast.

"Under the best of circumstances it is difficult to forecast," he said.

WASHINGTON -- The feeling of high stakes here on Tuesday would have been difficult to forecast a few months ago.