Sentence examples for the unpredictable effect from inspiring English sources

Maybe as national hierarchies have become more open, as they have in Britain with the abandonment of the binary distinction between universities and polytechnics and the unpredictable effect of league tables, newly constructed global hierarchies offer a comforting refuge.

That election is more wide open than any I can recall, because of the unpredictable effect, through Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system, of possible vote shifts to and between the smaller parties: the Liberal Democrats, Ukip, the SNP, the Greens, Welsh nationalists and the Northern Irish parties.

In the proposed method, the inversion of the invertible sub-interval dynamic stiffness matrix is approximated by a modified approximate interval-value Sherman Morrison Woodbury formula to overcome the drawbacks arising from the dependency phenomenon of parameters and the unpredictable effect of neglecting the higher order terms in Neumann series.

The main danger of a euro breakup, said Stephen Jen, managing partner at SLJ Macro Partners in London, is "redenomination risk," the unpredictable effect that a euro breakup would have on financial assets as newly created currencies sought their own levels in the market and the value of contracts drawn up in euros came into question.

Different channel death distributions of MDEC are considered to describe the unpredictable effect factors on SATCOM links, such as device exhaustion or random attacks of cosmic radiation.

First is the unpredictable effect of the shale gas boom.

Six months on, the issue is who is going to pay for the unpredictable effects of Hatfield.

As traditional land use or creating landfills is not a sustainable answer to the unpredictable effects of climate change, DeltaSync believes floating-city technology offers a better solution.

The patch alert is the latest in a string of safety warnings involving magnetic resonance imaging that have resulted from the unpredictable effects of the strong magnets used in M.R.I. devices.

The festivals' websites will highlight the unpredictable effects of many legal highs and emphasise that the risks can be even greater than traditional illegal drugs as far less is known about them.

Picking stories based on the unpredictable effects of publication upon the polls is not, and never was or will be, the function of the press and places the newspaper in a role that can only be perceived as biased.