Sentence examples for little unpredictability from inspiring English sources

"The rule is a nonfactor in outcomes, but it adds a little unpredictability," Smith said.

Nothing is made explicit, but Chrissy Gephardt demonstrates a little unpredictability around the subject of red wine.

There is nothing like a little unpredictability to give life to a world championship tournament in any sport, but do not tell that to the Indian hosts of the Women's Cricket World Cup.

A little unpredictability never hurt anyone, and if you plan a surprise picnic, surprise trip, or just a surprise activity you would never dream of doing before, your man will feel like he has been truly swept off his feet.

But advocates are now starting to reach out to parents, recognizing that for the movement to succeed, parental attitudes must evolve as well — starting with a willingness to tolerate a little more unpredictability in children's schedules and a little less structure at home.

For Dylan's least-informed audiences — the ones that say they like a few protest anthems but think he sings a little funny — his unpredictability seals the deal; he's ancient history, no more essential or lasting than Peter Max or Peter Yarrow.

Having rotating performers can be an excuse for cheap improv humor, but there's surprisingly little room for unpredictability in this airtight show, since Mr. Crouch keeps a firm grip on the proceedings, choreographing everything right up to the curtain call.

Ms. Portman's character, Leslie, arriving late in the film, provides a little kick of melodramatic unpredictability.

Meanwhile voters who occupy the middle ground get little credit for their unpredictability.This may be because moderates do not sit comfortably in the political narrative of biological determinists like Mr Tuschman.

Except there's an overriding feeling the women's game has lost a little credibility in its unpredictability, and that it desperately needs a player to step up to the plate.

Nevertheless, in terms of shock defeats, England's top flight has been no different to any other league in the sense that they remain few and far between, with its unpredictability perhaps a little overstated – Leicester's 2015-16 heroics aside.