Sentence examples for unpredictability of the current from inspiring English sources

Given the unpredictability of the current economy, the industry's past experience will only go so far, said Chris Cornell, an economist with Economy.com.com

Analysts said the latest figures illustrated the unpredictability of the current exporting climate.

The decision will shield American consumers from higher borrowing costs, but it also reflects the fragility and unpredictability of the current economic recovery, some seven years after the Great Recession officially ended.

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The unpredictability of our current political environment, in the U.S. and around the globe, has drawn company leaders into a maelstrom.

In cases in which tumorous masses are adjacent to vulnerable structures, the monopolar radiofrequency can cause severe neuronal damage because of the unpredictability of current flow.

Lotus moved on and turned into Renault at the end of the year following a buyout, and Force India look to be through the chaos and unpredictability of their current predicament.

They will be combined and automated, reducing the unpredictability of air currents, which can cause giant backdrops just inches apart to collide (it has happened, the Met said) and wreak havoc with stage smoke.

In order to compensate for this increased uncertainty of the current state and unpredictability of the future states (trajectory, endpoint forces) in the DF, the subjects increased the stiffness of the limb.

Takemitsu's subject is water, and he used both individual and combined timbres to suggest the delicacy of rain, the unpredictability of rivulets and currents and a more general spirit of changeability.

"Part of the fun is the unpredictability of it," said Andrew Megill, the music director of the Masterwork Chorus and the first guest conductor of the current Summer Sings season.