Examples of using Difficult to predict in English and their translations into Czech
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It's difficult to predict.
There are hidden variables,so it's difficult to predict the outcome.
Difficult to predict the outcome of such a divide.
Women are difficult to predict.
Round about now, women go through a difficult age,when they get all irrational and odd and difficult to predict.
Human nature is so difficult to predict.
I find it difficult to predict what you will find acceptable.
Human nature is so difficult to predict.
It's very difficult to predict how any of this stuff is gonna work out.
Well, when you're dealing with meteor rocks,it's very difficult to predict how our chemicals will react.
But it's difficult to predict the actions of a man who's brain is damaged by a profound delirium.
The krona often shadows the movements of the euro, and the value of the two in relation to one another is rarely difficult to predict.
It's always very difficult to predict the progress of something like this.
As the wind and sun do not always functionas we would wish, electricity production is difficult to predict.
It would be difficult to predict exactly when the impact would happen, but there would be this phase.
And based on his precursor crime, it would have been difficult to predict a sharp escalation to this level of violence.
It is difficult to predict the exact date for this, but it is likely to take place in the second half of 2011.
But we must understand that this will have an enormous impact. I think the consequences of eliminating privacy are difficult to predict.
The third factor, which is probably the most important and most difficult to predict, will be the impact on confidence.
It is difficult to predict what the worsening situation in this sector will lead to, not just for individual consumers, but for society as a whole.
The dynamic thermal interacion between a bui/ding and the HVAC systems which service it,is stili difficult to predict.
Because employment indicators are difficult to predict, the declared value often doesn't correspond to the expected ones and requires an immediate correction.
We believe that's why he's come to LA, that and his willingness to kill random people tells us that he's an opportunistic offender, andthese types are incredibly difficult to predict.
It is not difficult to predict that it will submit new proposals for directives, which will try to adopt the same lines as those proposals that were rejected in the previous legislative term.
Even if now, the oil price is USD 106 or USD 110 per barrel, which is much lower than it was some time ago, at USD 145,the daily volatility still makes the situation relatively difficult to predict, and it is definitely making a major, wide-ranging impact and deserves a response.
It is, of course, difficult to predict a volcanic eruption and, even more so, the formation of a volcanic ash cloud- more difficult, of course, than predicting a snow episode.
I voted in favour of this resolution,because it is difficult to predict the severity of a pandemic and how it will unfold, and often when a pandemic occurs, many decisions are taken that are disproportionate.
At present it is difficult to predict with any certainty the future of the market for milk and milk products over the longer term, especially as the Common Agricultural Policy is currently undergoing changes, and for this reason the elimination of the above support instruments, even though they are not currently being used, would appear to be somewhat rash.
It is often difficult to predict the true purpose of exported products; therefore exporters must be made aware of their responsibilities and be obliged to verify the true purpose of the various products they sell abroad.
I think it is very difficult to predict the future, and we know after all, Mr Zemke, that the markets move much more quickly than the age of democracy, than our age, no matter how quickly we move or how quickly and effectively we want to move.