Sentence examples for impossible to predict and from inspiring English sources
But it would inevitably produce environmental effects impossible to predict and impossible to undo.
Guilt may seem an irrational response to events that were impossible to predict and even more impossible to control.
This makes a starting lineup all but impossible to predict and an outcome that is very much in doubt.
To its army of fans, Twin Peaks was impossible to predict and like nothing else on air.
The catastrophic results of the Iraq invasion are often portrayed as having been impossible to predict, and only inevitable with the benefit of hindsight.
Such an abrupt decline in the ocean's dominant hunters could substantially alter marine food chains in ways that are impossible to predict and might take decades to reverse, the researchers and other experts said.
Only a proportion of chemotherapy-treated patients develop treatment-emergent and persistent CIPN, and to date it has been impossible to predict high-and low-risk subjects even within groups who receive the same drug regimen.
The uncertain economy and housing market have made it next to impossible to predict when and how often a home will sell, or where home prices are headed — information that is needed to estimate cash flows to value the securities.
It is almost impossible to predict how and when a scorned one will respond.
"As the report admits, 'lone wolf attacks' are almost impossible to predict - and therefore difficult to prevent.
It's impossible to predict winners and losers in advance.
