Sentence examples for unpredictable days from inspiring English sources
Gabbard insists that she never considered the possibility — which seemed plausible, in those unpredictable days — that Trump would offer her a position in his Cabinet.
The intensity of the hurricane has proved unpredictable for days.
A putative value of £40 billion for the wireless business seems reasonable, but mobile valuations are unpredictable these days and there will be competition for investor interest from other wireless public offerings.
In an article Mr. Pochter wrote for the Saudi news network Al Arabiya in 2011, he described his experiences in the unpredictable early days of a political movement that came to transform the region, sometimes painfully.
The plotline features two twists that were entirely unpredictable 10 days ago: the spectacular failure of a restrictive abortion bill in the staunchly conservative Texas Legislature, and the meteoric rise of a filibustering Democrat — Senator Wendy Davis of Fort Worth — in the mostly reliably Republican megastate in the country.
But the weather is very unpredictable these days.
Hospital staff also acclaimed although it caused more unpredictable working days with no additional staff.
People are so unpredictable these days.
Every day is unpredictable, but on days where I can't seem to keep away the tears, I have to remember that there is a greater plan.
Design can take you in unpredictable directions these days.
The health-care debate is likely to spark a chaotic, unpredictable couple of days on Capitol Hill — with senators voting on everything from abolishing much of the law to what is being called a "skinny repeal". The result of these ensuing votes, many think, will be far more modest changes to the ACA than the party has long advertised.
