Sentence examples for unpredictable making from inspiring English sources

Renewable energy sources can be intermittent and unpredictable, making it difficult to plan operations of a microgrid.

Part of the problem, officials say, is that the amount of money provided by the state has been unpredictable, making long-term planning difficult.

But, several strategists said, nothing is automatic with Mr. Drudge, whose tastes can be unpredictable, making a personal connection to him all the more valuable.

Milton Moritz is president of the National Association of Theatre Owners California andd Nevada chapter, and says the theater business is by nature unpredictable, making the new law particularly difficult to comply with.

He became increasingly arrogant and unpredictable, making an array of enemies, including the IMF and foreign donors, who accounted for about 20% of GDP and 40% of the budget.Last June the IMF froze further disbursements of a promised $79m loan, after Malawi failed to meet its conditions.

The people in the movie look a little like molded-plastic figurines (the ones in "Polar Express" looked more like porcelain dolls), but their gestures are uncannily fluid and unpredictable, making you appreciate the quality of the acting more than you generally do in animated films.

Do you think factors such as limited educational opportunity and jobs that are inherently precarious (e.g. hours that are unpredictable) make it more difficult to succeed even for those who are trying to reach each benchmark, including marriage?

If under existing circumstances there ever can be any, it must come about through a chain of unpredictable events making its occurrence a mere matter of speculation.

However, hobs of today suffer from unpredictable wear making it difficult to schedule when they should be taken out for reconditioning.

The algorithm is designed for use in a scenario that provides difficult and unpredictable terrain, making it ideal for use in an agricultural or pastoral landscape.

It did so in a variety of unpredictable ways, making it at first seem like the problems were random or the result of Iranian incompetence.