Sentence examples for is always difficult to predict from inspiring English sources

It is always difficult to predict the direction of political change.

"It is always difficult to predict the norovirus season and this year is no different.

However, it is always difficult to predict how anger will turn to sanctions, because of the diverse interests of the 28 member states.

It is always difficult to predict the schedule in the Senate, which can turn on a dime, or on the whim of the majority leader.

Dr David Brown, director of Virology Reference Department at the HPA, said: "It is always difficult to predict the norovirus season and this year is no different.

The long-term planning means that the succession should go as smoothly as possible, but it is always difficult to predict the outcome of the conclave in which cardinals elect a pope.

"What we've seen with Y.S.L. is encouraging, but turnarounds are always difficult to predict, especially in a tough economic environment," said Scilla Huang Sun, manager of a luxury goods fund at the Clariden Bank in Zurich.

"It's always difficult to predict literary success, but I'm greatly interested in the work of Tishani Doshi, Altaf Tyrewala and Siddharth Chowdhury, in Jeet Thayil's forthcoming novel and in Ruchir Joshi's second novel-in-progress," she said.

The steadily selling property has reasonable brand value, but lacks the current cachet of more recently published young adult novels, so it was always difficult to predict how audiences would respond.

"Outbreaks are always difficult to predict.

Reagents: The costs of reagents are always difficult to predict.