Sentence examples for a bit more predictable from inspiring English sources

You'd have to think Cano's was a bit more predictable than Ledee's.

But residents hope that the sea (with the moon's help) may still offer something profitable and a bit more predictable.

The bad news is that the Impact look a bit more predictable after only taking two points out of a possible nine.

With the Impact being a bit more predictable lately, we can still expect Marco Schallibaum to stick with his two-striker formation.

Now his concerts are a bit more predictable: his fairly unpretentious small group plays show tunes, bop and calypso, anything for Mr. Rollins to expound at length upon.

Mr. Hein had a peephole in his last show at 303, in 2008, but that one unexpectedly rebuked your gaze with a gentle puff of hot air; these feel a bit more predictable.

As with a lot of Morrissey's latter-day solo material, its target market appears to be people who heard the Smiths and thought: if only this stuff was less beautifully nuanced and original, a bit more ungainly and predictable, then we'd really be getting somewhere.

They're all a bit more palatable and predictable than Snapchat's Halloween masks that give you a floating banshee body, bloody ghoul strobe effect or some kind of beach Frankenstein look.

With this advice, investors money becomes a bit more sticky and therefore more predictable".

Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling and Adam Levine are some of the more predictable Hollywood heartthrobs Keaton has her sights on, but a few others are a bit more surprising.

A bit more so.