Sentence examples for predictable whether from inspiring English sources

Which proves, among other things, that golf is neither rational nor predictable, whether in Dubai or Pebble Beach.

The noise often lasted until his shot landed on the other side of the net, and it was never predictable whether he would provide the noise on his next shot or no noise at all.

Therefore it is not so predictable whether the Rolling 6 will result in more rapid completion of a single trial or of a small series of trials.

A priori, it is not fully predictable whether an alternative modelling technique will perform better than conventional modelling techniques.

More importantly, it is currently neither known nor predictable whether this HSC gene therapy approach will be applicable to GLD infants.

The question is not whether "3 Lbs" is familiar and predictable, but whether "3 Lbs" is entertaining.

What is not predictable is whether they will actually liberate him on 24 October, or some time much later on.

They think everything has to work and operate in a predictable way; whether that's a game, a movie franchise or other human beings.

Winter's men tend to be lacking in predictable ways; whether they're beer-guzzling bullies who beat their wives or milquetoasts who nervously follow orders, they are mostly bit players in their female partners' lives.

Opinion polls have consistently suggested that the mild Islamists who came to power in 2002 will bag a third term of single-party rule, with over 40% of the vote.Rather less predictable is whether AK can win enough seats in the grand assembly (it needs 367 of a total 550) to approve a new constitution on its own.

Safin, though, is notoriously volatile, and - until his performances are governed by something more predictable than whether he has got out of bed on the right side - it is difficult to see him mounting a sustained challenge to Federer's dominance.