Sentence examples for longer to predict from inspiring English sources

The important thing is no longer to predict in what way its grand convulsions might next shake us.

I no longer try to predict the number of books left in my life.

So strictly speaking, we physicists are no longer able to predict anything at all!

Financial experts no longer attempt to predict when the Premier League bubble will burst.

Consequently, regional stress field models are no longer applicable to predict of the reactivation potential of faults and fractures.

The common tools (clinical and radiological assessment) are no longer sufficient to predict the clinical efficacy of these new drugs.

At the same time, executives announced they would no longer try to predict growth for future quarters "due to the uncertainty associated with current market conditions".

Because of inherent limitations, modelling approaches such as transition matrices and stand-table projections are no longer recommended to predict stand development in species-rich forests, except where the stand data are available only in summarized form (Vanclay 1994, p.55).

The introduction of regulatory size-selection curves for air-monitoring applications means that it is no longer adequate to predict only the median cut point (D50) of a size selector.

Like the stock market, predicting next week is more difficult than using a longer dataset to predict what might happen over the next 10 years.

However, as these methods have grown more accurate, they have also grown more complex, to the point where it is no longer possible to predict their behavior.