Sentence examples for far less predictable from inspiring English sources

He spoke of some good sense about the fragilities of the Chinese economy – though when Morrison says "in China, events may prove far less predictable" one wonders how that stacks up against the prediction he made in parliament last year of the "prosperity and jobs that [the China-Australia free-trade] agreement will deliver".

But workers' schedules have become far less predictable and stable.

But how they'll vote this year is far less predictable.

Political confrontations are far less predictable than court cases.

But the war in the south is far less predictable.

The criminal violence that broke out this week is far less predictable.

It's far less stable, less predictable and more worrisome, even for Americans protected by vast oceans and friendly neighbors.

On Nasdaq the result is far less precise and less predictable pricing.

War has become a far more chronic, less predictable affair.

The show is framed as a documentary in the style of Michael Apted's "Up" film series, which began in 1964 as an exposé of the British class system but ended up as a real-life roman-fleuve — the 14 children in the film grew up and led lives far richer and less predictable than their social status would suggest.

On Nasdaq the result is far less precise and predictable pricing.