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Pricing decisions in the liberalised power market are increasingly complex and difficult to predict.
It is difficult to predict the effects of this for two sectors that are so closely related to one another.
This could have consequences that are difficult to predict; it undermines passenger confidence,
In an average statistical situation, it is difficult to predict in advance what will happen if the hornet bites.
Next surprise that it was difficult to predict is that it is on,
It is very difficult to predict the consequences if big irreversible changes, such as melting of the glaciers in Greenland
Overall, and although the combination of the factors influencing productivity is difficult to predict, it is questionable whether the productivity growth needed to compensate for the decrease in employment will occur.
Growth and the likelihood of metastatic melanoma is difficult to predict, it all depends on the specifics of the patient.
The lack of a definite mechanism means that it is difficult to predict how many other possible interactions there may be which could lead to an increased risk of rhabdomyolysis.
It is difficult to predict the amount of fines and periodic penalty payments
The reason why integration in the ETS may not change the emissions of the sector is that the CO2 prices in the system will vary and are difficult to predict in the future.
It is difficult to predict as its volume is determined by a number of variables:
It is difficult to predict the conditions that will prevail after the IGC in 1996
It is difficult to predict the effect of a single marginal reduction of oil demand on world oil prices.
The better results, however, are almost exclusively attributed to the positive performance of rather volatile and difficult to predict regional and local government finances.
their future commercial success is difficult to predict.
whose outcomes are difficult to predict.
although the process is now apparently accelerating and difficult to predict.
which are difficult to predict but in many aspects presumably highly detrimental.
are natural phenomena difficult to predict, which can produce….