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toss-up

NOUN
  1. an unpredictable phenomenon
    it's a toss-up whether he will win or lose

How To Use toss-up In A Sentence

  • It's a toss-up whether he counts as "a character with a normal head," but he did sometimes appear in an "unevolved" normal state before changing to his "super-evolved"/big-headed or unevolved Cro-Magnon state. Snark Free Corner for 2/4 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
  • Republican Ken Buck has led Democratic Senator Michael Bennet on our trend estimate all year long, but the new polls narrow Buck's lead to roughly one percentage point (46.9% to 45.7%) and his probability of winning to just 64%, well within what we consider the "toss-up" range. New PPP Polls Favor Joe Manchin, Michael Bennet In Senate Races
  • The race between Mr. Nye, a former Foreign Service officer, and Mr. Rigell, the owner of Freedom Automotive, a chain of car dealerships, is a toss-up. Virginia Fights Cuts to Defense
  • Last week it was big news that the race is now a toss-up -- now this Times Herald article. Joe The Nerd Ferraro: What Does an Endorsement Really Mean?
  • It's a toss-up whether the buildings are the diminutive structures of a miniature golf course or the towers of the wide world beyond the backyard.
  • Hazel, the proprietor, is in her sixties, and it's a toss-up as to whether she's more attached to her mother or her cats. The Used World by Haven Kimmel: Book summary
  • If the election is still a toss-up when the Pacific states start declaring, look for Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona, where the two candidates were polling within a few percentage points of one another last week.
  • Until 1997, leadership of the in vitro diagnostics sector of the medical device industry was pretty much a toss-up.
  • It was a toss-up, Sport decided, as to who looked more surprised, Cochise or Joe.
  • This might not be one in the end -- but it was clearly a toss-up; and to consecrate a toss-up in this fashion with manufactured unction before a crowd of fashionable free-thinkers -- for who thought otherwise than freely, or not at all, when they were "dolled" up -- seemed to her as near a sin as one could find in an age which had abolished them. The Forsyte Saga - Complete
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