Sentence examples for more unpredictable still from inspiring English sources

It becomes more unpredictable still as the Riyadh government burns through its vast financial reserves in order to sustain the country's bloated, low-tax lifestyle.

I haven't always liked what I heard, but even at its most offensive, it's still more unpredictable and creative than the other junk on the radio.

As summer fades in Lesbos and the weather becomes more unpredictable, he fears for the lives of people still attempting to across the sea.

These are technologies whose use may be more unpredictable and more revolutionary than what, at its heart, is still a souped-up telecom device.

Thus, with the more unpredictable Indian Ocean, Bayes' Theorem may not work as accurately but may still help with narrowing down the search site for the more recently missing Malaysian Airlines flight.

Though the Middle East is more unpredictable than ever, it's reasonable to forecast that the Islamists will grow still weaker in the next several years.

The outcome is made more unpredictable because many Peruvians dislike both candidates: a fifth of respondents said they were still undecided or would cast blank ballots.

However, the α-stereoselectivity of the glycosidation is more unpredictable.

Yet, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel still spoke yesterday of the "dangerous world we live in" and "a world that is growing more volatile, more unpredictable, and in some instances more threatening to the United States".

Whose more unpredictable?

England: more unpredictable than France.