Sentence examples for impossible to forecast a from inspiring English sources

Apart from single variables, with current methods and methodology it is almost impossible to forecast a probable future.

Thus, in the heterogeneous lung of an ARDS patient, it is impossible to forecast whether a given "low" Vt will be safe.

Mr. Hoover, while noting that "it's impossible to forecast oil prices," sees an average of $23 a barrel over the next year.

The low-tech system made it impossible to forecast sales more than a few weeks out.

This point is a direct output of Rule #4, because if companies don't understand their levers, then it will be next to impossible to forecast their business – which is a critical one for any public company.

Furthermore, it seems impossible to forecast or even to get an idea of the magnitude of in the beginning of a series of trials as well as along the course of trials being performed.

NCTA said that in the "absence of ongoing monitoring protocol in a standardised manner, it would be impossible to forecast and keep track of untoward happenings in the area targeted by poachers".

And they said that a good portion of the overtime was impossible to forecast because it could not be predicted when demonstrations would occur or when baseball teams would win pennants.

Rainfall is concentrated in a short rainy season (about three to five months), with a few intensive bursts – it is highly variable, and impossible to forecast.

A coastal fishery would be even more problematic, as coastal areas are in general so heavily fished by numerous different fishing gears, as well as being influenced by other anthropogenic factors, that the specific effects of a driftnet fishery on the coastal ecosystem would be impossible to forecast.

Focus is impossible to forecast without eventually resorting to pure guessing.