Sentence examples for impossible to accurately predict from inspiring English sources
It remains impossible to accurately predict who will win the 113th US Open.
Inevitably, therefore, it's impossible to accurately predict with any certainty the long-term economic costs of avoiding or coping with the impacts of climate change.
However, because the Internet is dynamic and user ratings are generally subjective, it is almost impossible to accurately predict the QoS or rating.
A multitude of factors warn against doing so: rock and pop music moves at a dizzying pace; the public is capricious and its appetites are almost impossible to accurately predict; and, in the case of the Mercury Music prize, the judging panel's ability to take leave of their senses, ignore the bookies' favourites and find a middling British rapper to dole out the gong to is the stuff of legend.
It's always easy to explain why things occurred after they occurred, but nearly impossible to accurately predict when they will occur.
Because the one thing we know for sure about the oil and natural gas industry is that it is pretty much impossible to accurately predict.
"We believe that we can understand and manage the credit risk of these companies," he said, "whereas it is impossible to accurately forecast and predict interest rates on a macro level".
And even if publishers do hire these crack ad teams, they'd be asking them to perform an almost impossible task: to accurately predict the readership of forthcoming books.
It's impossible, though, to accurately predict how the emissions regulations might change — except to say they won't get stricter.
What's more, it's been nearly impossible for people to accurately predict what the costs of surgeries, procedures or hospital bills will be, and though we are increasingly talking about "consumer-driven healthcare," the system prevents people from acting like consumers.
The report authors also note it's impossible at this point to accurately predict the location, timing, or magnitude of such events.
