Sentence examples for nearly impossible to predict from inspiring English sources
It was nearly impossible to predict this.
It was nearly impossible to predict a winner.
It's nearly impossible to predict or even comprehend this level of growth.
For now, it is nearly impossible to predict what Congress may actually do.
Indeed, Chisholm worries that the dynamics of complex ecological systems are nearly impossible to predict.
Climbing routes in the valley always are at risk from falling rock, which he warns is nearly impossible to predict.
The web is almost impossible to predict.
Proving the contention that it is nearly impossible to ever predict the tastes of Grammy Awards voters, the CD that music fans assumed was least likely to succeed earned the night's top honor, album of the year.
"Without reliable intelligence on the intentions, activities and contacts and travels of known terrorists it is nearly impossible to exactly predict when and where the next terrorist attack will take place, and what form it will take," Europol concluded.
It's always easy to explain why things occurred after they occurred, but nearly impossible to accurately predict when they will occur.
In such circumstances, plant personnel must be trained to respond in an ad hoc manner to circumstances that are nearly impossible to completely predict, the report states.
