Sentence examples for to make it less predictable from inspiring English sources

Formula 1 needs rule changes to make it less predictable, says Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.

Pirelli has changed the tyre characteristics for 2016 in an attempt to make it less predictable when they run out of grip.

Because stocks are volatile, adding them to the portfolio will make it less predictable.

On the contrary, there is every reason to believe that the diverse ethnic, religious and tribal mosaic that comprises both countries will only serve to make it less likely that a peaceful or predictable outcome is possible under current circumstances.

The period of NAO is less regular, however, making it less predictable than its southern counterpart.

What makes it less predictable is that the Presidential election has the potential to expose their conflicts to others around them.

The polls show it to be a tight race between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton with several factors making it less predictable than typical contests.

In his 10 years at the head of the Tour de France the amiable Frenchman has set himself the mission of livening up the event, making it less predictable and processional, and, as far as possible, ensuring suspense is maintained to the end.

If put on a baseball, "foreign substances" -- such as pine tar, sunscreen, petroleum jelly and even spit or snot -- can change the ball's flight path, making it less predictable for batters.

It was meant to make racing less predictable and give the driver more to think about.

But the tests were widely criticized as being too easy, and state officials vowed to make them less predictable.