Sentence examples for makes it difficult to predict from inspiring English sources

The comprehensive nature of this technical shift makes it difficult to predict its impacts.

However, some results in it have been derived under simplifying assumptions, and the complexity of a deployable MH MIMO system makes it difficult to predict its realistic performance.

The existing grid also makes it difficult to predict the energy output from wind projects.

The long period before this debt comes due makes it difficult to predict when the debt will be repaid.

But meteorologists have said that the volatility of current weather patterns makes it difficult to predict the likely impact of the ash cloud over the next few days.

"We haven't given any specific guidance" because the company's new operating model makes it difficult to predict performance, Dr. Rowe said.

American officials say that the complexity of Pakistani politics makes it difficult to predict what shape a political deal could take.

The polls were based on relatively small samples, and turnout in New York primaries in general -- and this one in particular -- makes it difficult to predict the outcome.

The consistent failure of our politics to take reasonable steps to prevent guns from getting into the wrong hands makes it difficult to predict with any confidence that even the slaughter of police officers will alter the frozen politics.

If that is the case, it makes it difficult to predict the Kremlin's next move.

This secrecy makes it difficult to predict how the party will change in the future.