Sentence examples for economically unpredictable from inspiring English sources
Both notes -- the 250 and 10,000 -- are "perfectly good," Mr. Bremer stressed, but the decision to print more of the smaller bills was an attempt to reassure Iraqis floundering in a new and economically unpredictable world.
This is because manufacturing enterprises are now being forced to develop and constantly improve their production systems so that they can quickly and economically react to unpredictable conditions such as varying production volumes and product variants with small lot size, high quality and low costs.
As long as the countries where Mr Samha sells his clothes remain politically unpredictable and economically stagnant, his potential customer base will never expand much.
Is the economically struggling West ready to bail out unfriendly and unpredictable Russia again, as it did during the Clinton administration?
Is another Russia really possible — an economically dynamic and forward-looking Russia that can take its place in the world as a reliable partner, not as an unpredictable bully?
Completely unpredictable.
