Sentence examples for difficulty of predicting from inspiring English sources

(Malcolm Gladwell has written about the difficulty of predicting a quarterback's success in pro football).

Tim Harford on the difficulty of predicting how consumers will act during a recession.

By James Surowiecki December 1 , 2008Tim Harford on the difficulty of predicting how consumers will act during a recession.

Such is the difficulty of predicting how his opponents will play, Laker has deliberately avoided studying them.

Mr. Rumsfeld voiced his concerns this week about the difficulty of predicting the most dramatic threats to national security.

Yet the difficulty of predicting what comes next is matched only by the certainty with which some trend-spotters insist they know for sure.

I can't find evidence of a properly controlled study, in a lab, though that's surely in part down to the difficulty of predicting when cramp will occur.

Or maybe the very difficulty of predicting the outcome makes rummaging through the past for a vision of the future more seductive.

A vast arc of glass with an upswept front awning, it is a kind of monument to the difficulty of predicting the future.

THE baffling complexity of the climate and thus the difficulty of predicting what is going to happen to it arises principally from its feedback loops.

Most follow well-defined paths, but much of the fear of avalanches is related to the difficulty of predicting where and when they will strike.