Sentence examples for not easily predictable from inspiring English sources
The weather is not easily predictable.
Brain lesions, either from surgery or accidents, altered people's memory in ways that were not easily predictable.
The actual experiment Mr. Smith ran was similar, but had more buyers and sellers with different prices, so the outcome was not easily predictable.
The activities of censoring authorities are not easily predictable and can change rapidly, the authors say, adding that broadcasters must be ready to engage in a "cat and mouse" game with censors by constantly monitoring government firewall systems and by clever use of alternatives like Twitter and other social media.
The effect of this expansion on labor supply and welfare participation is not easily predictable.
The relation between inventions and inventors is not easily predictable, but is still sustained by context and experience.
The changes in breathing depth, breathing rhythm, and muscle activation pattern evoked by these modalities are not so easily predictable and have not been well elucidated in patients or in normal human subjects, let alone in spontaneously breathing animals.
The success was not so easily predictable for a device that has been on the market only since November and faces stiff competition from Apple, Amazon and the Android-based tablets.
Ever since, the two have, like the Lamanites and the Nephites, been at war for the soul of the country, with the politics not always easily predictable; it was really the Awakening side that led to abolitionism.
Moreover, our studies reiterate that biological patterns generally follow non-linear equations/functions which may not be easily predictable by conventional computational methods.
This study adds to this body of evidence, but also supports the notion that variation in patterns of population structure among taxa, such as the isolation of Bonaire in C. pica, is not always easily predictable by features of life-history such as PLD [8] or hydrodynamic models, and highlights the importance of additional genetic studies to support the construction of multispecies marine reserves.
