Sentence examples for impossible to predict a from inspiring English sources

It was nearly impossible to predict a winner.

Ms. Nashed said that it was impossible to predict a business cycle and that the ability to amend contracts benefits companies and taxpayers.

As yet it is impossible to predict a priori the magnitude of K, but one can make certain generalizations, which are different for cation and anion exchange.

It's impossible to predict a plot arc after two episodes, but all signs point to something involving Draconian drug laws, militarized cops, the prison system, and perhaps a reëxamination of the racial questions the show raised long ago, then neglected over the seasons.

But even if it's impossible to predict a particular major discovery, one can sometimes sense when a particular area of science is taking off, says Dr. Richard Klausner, a former head of the National Cancer Institute who is now a managing partner in the Column Group, a venture capital firm.

Heesemann et al. (2006) report that the exact tool penetration time is virtually impossible to predict a priori.

Analysts say the political landscape is so fluid that it is almost impossible to predict an outcome.

The case has drawn the attention of the international scientific community, which argues that it is impossible to predict an earthquake.

But until very recently, several hundred scientists who spend their lives peering into active volcanoes knew so little about them that it was next to impossible to predict an eruption.

It is impossible to predict an accurate time and location of an earthquake due to their unpredictable nature.

He says it is "impossible to predict an earthquake in Rome tomorrow," adding that Rome is any case an area of relatively low seismic hazard.