Sentence examples for level of unpredictability from inspiring English sources

Unlike a face-off with programmed responses, playing against real people adds a level of unpredictability.

Trump's lack of preparation has added a further level of unpredictability to his interactions with foreign leaders, the officials said.

Unexpected defeats on two unrelated floor votes last week hinted at a new level of unpredictability facing the speaker, John A. Boehner.

Climbing, especially solo climbing in an Alpine environment with its high level of unpredictability, loneliness, physical workload and often harsh weather, requires psychological investment.

But they note that escape-route variability is not uncommon elsewhere in the animal world, so through further experimentation it might be possible to develop a general theory of how animals maintain a certain level of unpredictability.

So at the moment we're trying to tackle a systemic problem which involves long-term displacement by very short-term appeals – often three months to six months – and a high level of unpredictability.

Manufacturing organisations recognise that the business environment has varying levels of unpredictability.

To serve such unpredictability, they utilise forecasting and decision modelling techniques at all levels (strategic to operational), but with business and customer demands intensifying, the levels of unpredictability have been increasing and the confidence in such techniques is reducing.

With respect to a single implant-stabilised prosthetic replacement, there appears to be longitudinal data to demonstrate high levels of unpredictability, in terms of the risks of progressive infraocclusion and marginal bone loss, compromising aesthetics [7, 8].

At higher levels of unpredictability, a confusion effect appeared and then increased as path unpredictability increased.

Punters accept a level of improvised unpredictability in street food, but the prices have to reflect that.