Sentence examples for certain and unpredictable from inspiring English sources

66 When any of these factors shift, the potential impact of fat taxation becomes less certain and unpredictable.

For the city of Dearborn, Michigan, where one-third of the city's 96,000 residents are of Arab descent, the presidency of Donald Trump is almost certain to be volatile and unpredictable.

Whether that is the result of a general lifting of standards, or whether the absence of a great team is evidence of a general lack of quality is open to debate but what is certain is how competitive and unpredictable the 2017 Cup of Nations will be.

DT: I wouldn't want to tell you, because frankly, they have to, you know, somebody wrote a very good story about me recently, and they said there's a certain unpredictable, and it was actually another businessman, said there's a certain unpredictability about Trump that's great, and it's what made him a lot of money and a lot of success.

The divergence between the two approaches remains difficult to explain, although the strict and, to a certain extent, unpredictable associations among the variables might more likely have an impact on multivariate analysis.

The magical creature who grants the wishes here is mischievous and unpredictable, but not without a certain redeeming affection for the waitress.

He could not be too certain, though, because he was operating in the strange and unpredictable territory where dinner party meets performance art.

The Bush administration – in particular the vice-president, Dick Cheney – was seen as militarily tough and unpredictable, whereas there is a perception in certain quarters that Obama is soft.

This classical and highly controversial concept coined by Goldschmidt in early 20th century (Goldschmidt 1933; Dittrich-Reed and Fitzpatrick 2013) emphasizes the stochasticity of their appearance, and, to a certain extent, its unpredictable nature (Baquero and Tobes 2013; Chen et al. 2014; Croucher et al. 2014).

We all know southpaws are creative and unpredictable, that they're natural leaders (I could mentiona certain senator from Illinois)– but inhibited?

The unconfirmed hypothesis behind this, that also concerns the evolution of human intelligence is that innovativeness, problem solving ability and flexibility e.g., in extractive foraging, are selected for in certain, e.g., unpredictable or harsh environments, because such species would better adapt behaviorally and cope with the changing living conditions than less flexible and innovative ones.