Sentence examples for the largest imponderable from inspiring English sources

The largest imponderable is the U.S. economy.

Investment is the big imponderable.

"This is the big imponderable," Dunbar said.

The big imponderable is the sound barrier.

Who will actually vote?" The big imponderable is what the politicians call differential turnout.

"This is the great imponderable of our literary moment," Tanenhaus says elsewhere in the interview.

The big imponderable (for everybody) in GDP forecasting embraces the individual savings rate and thereafter personal consumption expenditures.

One large imponderable will be the impact of a politician not on the ballot: President Bill Clinton.

Ah, the great imponderables.

The question of physical contact is one of the great imponderables of international travel.

And "events" – the great imponderables of campaigns – have also been helping Labor.