Sentence examples for unpredictable what from inspiring English sources

It is further: d) hugely unpredictable what the eventual upshot will be.

"Anywhere in the country, these cases are very difficult, and it was unpredictable what the outcome would be," he said.

"But in fields like software and telecommunications, the claims are often so broad and vague that it is completely unpredictable what the patents cover and don't".

The disenchantment is so pronounced, in fact, that many leaders see less a threat in the flagging but resilient insurgency and more in something unpredictable, what Mr. Abdul Mahdi termed "an adventurer" seeking to exploit chronic crises.

"It is quite unpredictable what the ultimate effect on the gene pool of a society might be if donors were permitted to donate as many times as they chose," Baroness Warnock wrote recently in an e-mail.

"It's unpredictable what the Senate may do," said the bill's chief sponsor, Assemblyman Matt Ahearn, a Democrat from Fair Lawn, "particularly since there's a 20-20 tin in the Senate".

"North Korea is predictable in one sense: that it is unpredictable in what it is going to do," he said.

More unpredictable is what the conservative bloggers will say — about themselves and about the new House Republican leader — if next Thursday sees the election of Majority Leader Roy Blunt.

Friday night has offered hits, misses and the kind of controversy that Have I Got News For You could never muster … Friday-night TV spent the 90s being young, sexy and unpredictable, but what does it offer now?

The ultimate extent and duration of this rampant degeneration and its longer-term political effects are unpredictable but what caused the crisis?

Or as Apelt (2014) pointed out, it is unpredictable at what intervals a fire must be extinguished and people must be saved.