Sentence examples for two imponderables from inspiring English sources

Two imponderables make forecasts impossible.

Now, Mr Bush's personal approval is still over 60%; his approval on the economy is above 50%; and Democrats and Republicans are more or less even.Lastly, it is worth remembering two imponderables.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has raised interest rates twice this year, still has work to do.The pace of rate hikes will be governed by two imponderables: the monsoon, which is now sweeping up the coastal state of Kerala, and the squalls on world financial markets, which have swept outwards from Greece.

But suddenly here were all three imponderables, thrown together in the same circumstance.

Last year the three imponderables were the course of oil prices, the course of the dollar and the farm bill, then before Congress, which would affect Monsanto's fertilizer sales.

One imponderable that was outstanding had to do with our current pullout from Vietnam.

For the White House, in the wake of Mr. Cantor's walkout, one imponderable is whether House leaders can corral enough votes for a plan that balances spending cuts with some tax-related changes.

The equivalent of mentioning the Scottish play in the company of luvvies, the reputation of that Games was blighted by the two big imponderables that make Games organisers come out in a cold sweat: a bomb attack and transport meltdown.

Two massive, imponderable blocks occupied an otherwise empty space.

On the other hand, the pursuit of truth was far more a matter of disposition and temperament, critical experiences, moral sensitivities and a million other imponderables, than of syllogistic reasoning.

For one big imponderable overhangs the race.