Sentence examples for extremely hard to predict from inspiring English sources
The consumer phenomenon is extremely hard to predict.
"It's extremely hard to predict recessions," Mr. Hamilton said.
Naves said that, with four frontrunners, the election was extremely hard to predict.
The music, avant-garde rock written by Abrahamson regular Stephen Rennicks and recorded live by the band, is spiky, abrasive and extremely hard to predict.
Mr. Fama, 74, was honored for showing in the 1960s that asset prices are "extremely hard to predict over short horizons".
After three-and-a-half years of seesawing over the bloodiest conflict of the Arab spring, the US president's new strategy constitutes a potentially significant intervention – but one whose consequences are extremely hard to predict.
Investing on hype rather than fundamentals is an extremely risky game, as it's hard to predict when the hype will fade, and coins will become near-worthless.
Prostate cancer can grow extremely slowly or very quickly, and this is something that is hard to predict early on.
2: Some functions of the CAFA experiment were extremely difficult to predict and hard to "guess" in any way, both from a simple sequence similarity approach or other more sophisticated techniques based on machine learning.
This situation translates into an extremely volatile pricing landscape in taxi transport, with prices changing in real time in a manner that is hard to predict or trace.
