Sentence examples for difficulty in predicting from inspiring English sources

Regarding predictions across sets, the relative difficulty in predicting the set (UK) may be due to families in this set having fewer relatives in the chosen training population.

They had difficulty in predicting it.

His second defense was to fall back on the difficulty in predicting market movements.

But those meetings 15 years ago highlight a basic difficulty in predicting what kind of regulators they would be.

Mr. Hill, in a statement, offered a pessimistic view, saying that Fox's bid reflected the difficulty in predicting the economy in "seven months, let alone seven years".

But most strategists said that the recent difficulty in predicting the Fed's actions would probably stop many on Wall Street from quickly jumping to any conclusions.

It is the Fed's apparent difficulty in predicting and managing the markets' reaction that represents one of the most disconcerting threats to the economic recovery.

Their model encountered a difficulty in predicting deposition areas in the harbor.

Their anisotropy and inhomogeneity cause a difficulty in predicting their behavior during machining.

Important disadvantage of this material is the difficulty in predicting the time of fatigue destruction.

Such a spectacular change underlines the difficulty in predicting with any certainty future revenues from oil and gas.