Sentence examples for unpredictable quite from inspiring English sources

Concerned outsiders, who know it to be in the interest of the Iraqi people and possibly, since the consequences of the devastating attack that the Americans threaten are unpredictable, quite a few others too are trying to persuade Iraq's ruler to give way in the current eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation over United Nations weapons inspections.

It needed, at the very least, to depoliticise the argument about the corporation in the run-up to a tough political season – the Scottish referendum and an election that will be unpredictable and quite possibly nasty.

The week can be quite unpredictable.

"Mahathir is quite unpredictable," he said.

"The bad side is he is quite unpredictable and says some quite eccentric things.

"She just won't play safe tennis, and her shots are quite unpredictable.

However, as natural disasters can be quite unpredictable, this makes budgeting for them pretty hard.

"It's not easy — it can be quite unpredictable and very irritating.

The tight end position, thin as it usually is, also turned out to be quite unpredictable in 2012.

"They are not always benevolent and should be respected rather than hugged, as they are quite unpredictable.

"The IPO [initial public offering] market in the past few years has been quite unpredictable," she said.