Sentence examples for because of unpredictable from inspiring English sources

Because of unpredictable border delays, that has been doubled to two days' inventory.

The exact amount of this temperature increase, however, remains uncertain because of unpredictable changes in other atmospheric components, especially cloud cover.

British consumers suffer because it pushes up inflation, because of unpredictable oil and raw material prices, and the world's poorest people suffer because basic foods become unaffordable".

The extra seconds are occasionally necessary because of unpredictable changes in the speed at which the Earth turns on its axis.

To protect against fluctuations in data rate transmission that naturally affect the problem, because of unpredictable user mobility and wireless propagation conditions, we propose a new Multiband Robust Optimization model, and assess its performance on realistic network instances.

Experts said new British planting of miscanthus was disappointing last year, reflecting poor awareness among farmers, while the big British producer Bical went bankrupt in 2009, partly because of unpredictable government support.

War must be the last resort, Professor Walzer writes, "because of the unpredictable, unexpected, unintended and unavoidable horrors that it regularly brings".

The recent withdrawal from the market of the endothelin receptor antagonist sitaxentan because of cases of unpredictable serious liver injury, illustrates the need for compounds with a reduced liver liability.

However, such sources when explored independently are not completely reliable because of the unpredictable nature.

Dr Buerki dislikes the idea of prescribing that drug because of its unpredictable effects.

They would lock their bedroom door when they went to sleep because of his unpredictable rages.