Sentence examples for becoming more unpredictable from inspiring English sources

The political tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran will result in oil prices becoming more unpredictable, which will likely affect other asset classes, including bonds, said Sharon Stark, chief fixed income strategist at DA Davidson & Co in Florida.

The arrest was the strongest of a number of recent signals that the government is tightening its grip on society and becoming more unpredictable in its exercise of power.

Meanwhile in the north, Mayor said, "time for green-up is shifting with climate change and becoming more unpredictable". In the eastern United States, spring green-up started earlier and earlier.

So it's possible that the heightened activity reflects the subjects' feelings that their movements were becoming more unpredictable, as if they were no longer under their own control.

Farmers have always allowed for some variation in weather from year to year, but "nowadays it's very difficult because climate and weather are becoming more unpredictable," says Chaudhary.

Mr Stoltenberg said he expected the response to Russia to be reassessed at July's Nato summit, telling German media the Salisbury attack followed a pattern of Russia "becoming more unpredictable and more aggressive".

Reports about the Kenya's situations have shown rising temperatures across country, with rainfall patterns becoming more irregular and unpredictable (Klisch et al. 2015; Mutunga et al. 2017).

The unwillingness to maintain even mild forms of gun control in a supposedly advanced and highly civilized country turns those acts of hatred into tragedies and creates a volatile mixture of social unrest that is becoming more and more unpredictable.

The Argentines love a protest, but these are different – partly because the government is becoming more and more unpredictable and prone to last minute (bad) improvisation; partly because they relate to tangible, current domestic issues – and Kirchner is forced to pass them off as "a bit of a squeeze".

But the signs are that these extreme weather events are becoming more common and more unpredictable - which many scientists believe is because of climate change.

In these and many other industries, the competitive landscape is undoubtedly becoming more complicated and unpredictable.