Sentence examples for imponderables that from inspiring English sources

There are many imponderables that are making economists' crystal balls even cloudier than usual.

Then a little farther on he lists the "imponderables" that lie behind the human tendency towards religion and also philosophy.

Add to that adaptability the uncertainties and imponderables that have accrued over four centuries, and you have fertile ground for conjecture and experimentation.

Other countries the Netherlands, Italy, France start some recruits higher up the police ladder than others and have not collapsed under the strain.But there are some imponderables that may prove to be drawbacks when fully pondered.

"Who ever heard of pitch counts?" Of course, on the Internet you can now hear everything -- including heated discussion of the kind of baseball imponderables that were once solely the stuff of bar brawls.

The equivalent of mentioning the Scottish play in the company of luvvies, the reputation of that Games was blighted by the two big imponderables that make Games organisers come out in a cold sweat: a bomb attack and transport meltdown.

One imponderable that was outstanding had to do with our current pullout from Vietnam.

"Assange's capacity to drain anti-establishment votes away from the Greens remains an imponderable that opinion polling is not well placed to measure," says Bowe. "And he could potentially draw preferences from the Sex party, the Pirate party, two drug law reform parties and, less intuitively, Family First".

This is the question that keeps bank regulators and bank executives up at night, the imponderable that continues to cause economic hypertension eased only by a steady diet of federal financial Xanax.

FFPE-DNA quality depends on numerous, oft imponderable parameters that can not be assessed in the diagnostic setting.

These are all imponderables, and that is how they are typically left.