Sentence examples for particularly difficult to predict from inspiring English sources

With stocks facing their worst declines in decades, this year may be particularly difficult to predict.

The chief executive, Michel Pebereau, said the outlook for the remainder of the year "appears particularly difficult to predict".

The political contest in Canada this time is particularly difficult to predict since the three big parties each have about 30% in popular support.

Regional impacts are particularly difficult to predict, though some work has been done to map the risks in different areas of the UK.

Home Retail's chief executive, John Walden, said the recent rise of the late November sales bonanza, which only arrived in the UK in earnest last year, made it particularly difficult to predict how this year would play out.

Natural mortality or survival is extremely variable and, particularly difficult to predict.

Future trends are particularly difficult to anticipate.

Compared to other ADME Tox properties, human oral bioavailability (HOBA) is particularly important but extremely difficult to predict.

The complexity of the climate system is such that the extent of this warming is difficult to predict, particularly as the largest unknown is how much greenhouse gas we keep emitting.

Thus, organism growth is extremely difficult to predict, particularly over long periods of time.

However, ice is a particularly inconsistent material; therefore it is difficult to predict the occurring loads when the ship hull breaks the ice.