Sentence examples for notably unpredictable from inspiring English sources
Besides, Carey is a notably unpredictable television guest.
The course of UC is notably unpredictable at diagnosis.
Most notably, it's unpredictable, but persistence pays off, technology helps – and a sense of humour really helps.
He takes Alix in unpredictable directions, notably in a dark-comic confrontation with her condescending sister.
When Smith's story on Patton ran, it appeared on the front page, with what was, even by the standards of these unpredictable times, a notably outraged headline: "She planned Eric Trump's nups & falsely touts law degree.
However, Java in its traditional form is unsuitable for real-time systems for many reasons notably due to the inclusion of a (usually time unpredictable) garbage collector.
His meddling, notably the annexation of Crimea and the invasion of the east, has been unpredictable and opportunistic, and emblazoned with nationalist ideology, whether revanchist talk of Novorossiya or attacks on America.
A notably lower score than last year's winners required, but that is a mark of how unpredictable this season has been.
Notably, this method also means that each miRNA can modulate several molecular pathways with potentially unpredictable side effects.
But they also described someone whose temper was sharp and unpredictable, and who was absent from the newsroom more than she should have been most notably during Hurricane Sandy.
But they also described someone whose temper was sharp and unpredictable, and who was absent from the newsroom more than she should have been — most notably during Hurricane Sandy.
