Sentence examples for too difficult to predict from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, analysts said, it is still too difficult to predict the final buyer of Safeway.

But one said it was too difficult to predict when a vaccine might be available.

Mr. Batkin passed on the deal because it was too difficult to predict what might happen to occupancy in the property 10 years from now.

With the economy and interest rates becoming too difficult to predict, many investors apparently decided it was time to pocket some of their paper profits.

Whilst a number of natural reinforcements show promise there is a concern that laminate properties are too difficult to predict due to the lack of uniformity in natural fibres.

Mr. Logoglu said any vote on using Turkish bases or airspace could be handled separate from the issue of ground troops, but he said it was too difficult to predict the outcome of a vote in the 550-member Parliament.

But with the election too close to call, it is difficult to predict when a new government will be formed.

The risk for Scion, as music companies know all too well, is that it is extremely difficult to predict what new songs people will like.

Kennedy's views on these specific issues seem difficult to predict, and thus the outcomes of the challenges to these laws are, too.

The psychological impact is difficult to predict.

"It is difficult to predict her.