Sentence examples for unpredictable use from inspiring English sources

But his prolific and unpredictable use of Twitter is one difference that marks him out from presidents past — a long term habit, via his personal Twitter account, which he shows few if any signs of moderating, either in volume or style, since taking up office as the Leader of the Free World at the end of last week….

First, he supported the unpredictable use of federal power to override state power.

American shame in regard to the undependable, unpredictable use of drones -- forget about them landing on White House lawns -- is intensifying.

In the next version of OpenSDE, currently under development, expressiveness is more explicitly modelled, and unpredictable use of expressiveness by the user can be controlled as needed.

Dynamic benefits only accrue over time as additional experiments uncover new (and often unpredictable) uses.

To return to Jacobs (1961/1993: 311): "City areas with flourishing diversity sprout strange and unpredictable uses and peculiar scenes.

The prospect of crossing the line and inviting unpredictable uses of unconstrained government power raises the stakes far beyond the future of American health care.

We tested this hypothesis as well and found that, using the same procedure, with an achieved recall of 1.8% and a precision of 22.8%, whether a paper will be in the bottom 10% of all papers is nearly unpredictable using metrics of social influence only.

However, as natural dynamics are inherently unpredictable, the use of BwN design principles requires a fundamentally different approach to uncertainty in flood management.

These funding sources are difficult to project and collect, and thus unreliable and unpredictable to use in planning, especially in primary health care systems.

Additionally, although persons with psychotic disorders are often viewed as dangerous and unpredictable, substance use disorders appear to elicit more stigmatising reactions than schizophrenia [ 14, 15].