Sentence examples for virtually impossible to predict from inspiring English sources

Who was susceptible to it and who was not were virtually impossible to predict.

Bieber, on the other hand, is closer to the Bowie of bad behaviour: a naughtiness chameleon whose next guise is virtually impossible to predict.

Anyone who tries cases regularly will acknowledge that it is virtually impossible to predict how an individual will vote in a given case.

Given Sadr's alleged close links to Iranian hard-liners, and the growing hostility between Iran and the United States, his future moves are virtually impossible to predict.

As for what happens next, it's clear from the language developers are using – "limitless", "unimaginable", "world changing" – that the effect these devices will have on our lives is virtually impossible to predict.

An earthquake hazards program coordinator at the U.S. Geological Survey, Michael Blanpied, said supporters of electromagnetic-based theories were often naïve about seismologists' work that shows quakes are virtually impossible to predict within a narrow time frame.

It was nearly impossible to predict this.

The web is almost impossible to predict.

Inadequate or delayed antifungal therapy has significantly been linked to increased mortality [ 35], thus it is virtually impossible to reliably predict the nature or antimicrobial susceptibility of the causative Candida.

BSM structures are not only extremely diverse (they may include virtually any structural feature an organic chemist could think of), but their associations with specific signaling roles are often impossible to predict.

It is impossible to predict.