Sentence examples for Predictable from inspiring English sources

Since most of the flaws with these policies were both predictable and predicted it is disingenuous to dismiss this as merely reflecting the mindset of a different time.

I have sympathy for Labour people who urged Miliband to confront the Tory narrative: I experienced his rebuffing myself No one can say this wasn't predictable and indeed predicted.

So far, so predictable.

I'm aware this was a boringly predictable location in which to feel the spine-shiver of something beyond words (transcendent? divine?).

He described the results as predictable for unbiased observers of Moscow's court proceedings.

Labour is saying there should be fixed three-year tenancies, with predictable rent increases.

When Latinos in the US say they'll miss Sábado Gigante, they sometimes mean they'll miss the way that it allowed them to connect with other Latinos, and the anxiety over losing the bond that only Sábado Gigante makes possible – and made possible for so long – is predictable.

It was predictable that last week's House of Lords report on the constitutional implications of a yes vote in the Scottish referendum was brushed aside by David Cameron during his latest Scottish visit and simultaneously trashed by the Scottish nationalists.

When the Securities and Exchange Commission puts the heat on a bank or hedge fund for doing something inappropriate, the negotiations follow a predictable dance.

The WWF/ANU report contends that Australia is well placed to make an orderly and low-cost transition to decarbonisation if the government can send clear and predictable policy and regulatory signals to the market, and resist special pleading from the owners of carbon intensive assets.

Even the more self-loving members of the national team have loved themselves in a boring way, their self-regard a routine exercise in predictable, managed PR.