Sentence examples for it's unpredictable what from inspiring English sources

"It's unpredictable what the Senate may do," said the bill's chief sponsor, Assemblyman Matt Ahearn, a Democrat from Fair Lawn, "particularly since there's a 20-20 tin in the Senate".

"You can set the table, bring on great people and challenge them with great problems that need to be solved, but it's unpredictable what's going to come out".

"Anywhere in the country, these cases are very difficult, and it was unpredictable what the outcome would be," he said.

"At this stage, it is unpredictable what kind of a provocative action North Korea will take using the South Korean-US joint drills as a justification," the ministry said.

"He was concerned that it might be unpredictable what the bird would do". The Associated Press in Los Angeles yesterday quoted Carpenter as alleging that an Olympics Organizing Committee official said the request for a bird "had the support of the White House". That assertion drew denials from both Interior spokesman Wilson and Deputy White House Press Secretary Peter Roussel.

"North Korea is predictable in one sense: that it is unpredictable in what it is going to do," he said.

Or as Apelt (2014) pointed out, it is unpredictable at what intervals a fire must be extinguished and people must be saved.

Even though it is unpredictable which patient will survive and for what reason, an important amount of the ICU budget has to be invested on drugs and supplies (DS).

Nevertheless, when introduced it was certainly unpredictable what the effects would be for future generations.

"But in fields like software and telecommunications, the claims are often so broad and vague that it is completely unpredictable what the patents cover and don't".

"It is quite unpredictable what the ultimate effect on the gene pool of a society might be if donors were permitted to donate as many times as they chose," Baroness Warnock wrote recently in an e-mail.