Examples of using Less predictable in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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interesting and less predictable fight for the ball.
more able, less predictable", he stated in a rather solemn tone.
the Ukrainian army, is far less predictable.
intriguing and less predictable than the men.
making the election outcome less predictable.
I think we will have to get used to the idea that US foreign policy will be less predictable for us and we will have to get used to the idea that the US will tend to make more decisions on its own”, said Mr Steinmeier.
with the evening approaching, the situation will become less predictable.
Although the wind is a bit less predictable than sunlight, it is important to take into account the position of the walls,
the melting of ice in the warming scenario of 3-4 degrees compared with the middle of the XIX century will lead to a less predictable climate and an increase in the scale of extreme weather events.
will lead to a less predictable, stable, and effective policy framework in the UK,” a statement from the agency read.
will lead to a less predictable, stable, and effective policy framework in the UK,' S&P said in a statement.
to become more complex, more uncertain, and less predictable, it has become apparent that being good at something in one situation doesn't mean that you will be good at it in another.
Losers in a G-Zero World along with the warning that the world will become less and less predictable from now on.
domestic unrest- a development that would make them even less predictable.
since entrants' behavior is often less predictable than distribution by inertia via jury, or distribution according to articulated formulas.
is often more expensive, and, because of the complexity of these kernels, can be less predictable and reliable.
there are unexpected developments- ranging from the death of the incumbent to serious errors in judgment committed under the pressure of unruly circumstances- that make presidential rule less predictable and often weaker than that of a prime minister.
there are unexpected developments- ranging from the death of the incumbent to serious errors in judgment committed under the pressure of unruly circumstances- that make presidential rule less predictable and often weaker than that of a prime minister.
will lead to a less predictable,[less] stable, and[less]
However, NATO must also cope with hazards of a more volatile and less predictable nature-- including acts of terrorism, the proliferation of