Sentence examples for profoundly unpredictable from inspiring English sources
"Things could fracture and splinter in the Tory party and then everything becomes profoundly unpredictable".
From our political structures and infrastructures, through the political process, to the larger framework of civil society, we live in an era when the intersection of media, technology, and politics is producing profound, and profoundly unpredictable, effects.
But when the pot of loyalties has been stirred very hard, when turnout remains profoundly unpredictable, when continual uncertainty is the order of the day, can we be sure that our polls are the ones we can trust?
At the level of political structures and infrastructures themselves, through the political process, to the larger framework of civil society, we live in an era when the intersection of media, technology, and politics is producing profound, and profoundly unpredictable, effects on the nation.
Or the profoundly unpredictable one found here, in the central part of the state, among the most heavily Republican areas in the country (and home to President Bush's ranch), yet represented in Congress by Chet Edwards, a well-liked Democrat who recently endorsed Mr. Obama?
The accumulating impact of so-called big data will be both profound and profoundly unpredictable; but one illusion that urgently needs dismantling is that it will "work" only as anticipated, or that it renders other debates redundant.
More wives will also have a better education and (possibly) a higher income than their husbands, which is likely to change family roles profoundly, albeit in unpredictable ways.
Last week, something massive, unpredictable and profoundly uncomfortable happened that changed everything.
The music created by the orchestra can be both unpredictable and profoundly beautiful, unlike anything else being made downtown.
The future of the performing arts is both complex, unpredictable and profoundly simple.
Marine viruses interact with ocean biogeochemical cycles and fish dynamics in ways that are currently unpredictable but may profoundly influence ocean ecosystems (Danovaro et al. 2011).
