Sentence examples for difficult to predict a from inspiring English sources

It's astonishingly difficult to predict a winner".

"It's difficult to predict a timeframe but it will not be a quick process.

"Without a project to regain confidence, it's difficult to predict a strong recovery," he said.

Some people react more strongly to drugs than others do, making it difficult to predict a person's individual risk.

With the massive resource gap in statutory provision, it's not difficult to predict a growth in people taking the law into their own hands.

"As Mount Fuji is a very big live volcano and it has never erupted in the same crater twice, it is very difficult to predict a hazardous area," he said.

"The great thing about T20 cricket is it's very difficult to predict a winner.

In any case it is difficult to predict a definitive statistics of the detections of comets.

Often this can make it difficult to predict a priori exactly how MDA will end up working in an organization.

For instance, it is difficult to predict a large number of soil properties simultaneously, while preserving the relationships between them.

Therefore, the direction of the relationship between perceived quality or fertility of the plot and MTM adoption is clearly context specific and difficult to predict a priori.