Sentence examples similar to uncertain to predict that from inspiring English sources
"It's pretty hard to predict that".
The science of predicting that is getting better, but still uncertain.
In a second step, since the lifetimes of the solutions are uncertain and difficult to predict given that future political, cultural and energy price evolutions are unknown, the hypotheses used in the first step are called into question and greenhouse gas emissions are evaluated according to variable lifetimes.
They invoke a Prophet's hadith (the authenticity of which is uncertain) that predicts that Muslims, after experiencing corrupt kingdoms and cruel monarchies, would eventually reestablish the caliphate.
Coupe said the full impact of the devaluation of sterling on shopfloor prices was "as yet uncertain" and "difficult to predict".
The ultimate goal of updating uncertain parameters is to predict the RUL of the cracked gear more accurately.
These benefits are, admittedly, uncertain and hard to predict.
In other cases, the connection is more uncertain, and the ability to predict risk is not reliable.
It directly contradicts claims by President Trump and members of his cabinet who say that the human contribution to climate change is uncertain, and that the ability to predict the effects is limited.
Saying the economic outlook was "unusually uncertain," Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke predicted that unemployment was likely to remain stubbornly high for several years, straining families and endangering the nation's economic stability and competitiveness.
