Sentence examples for a predictable event from inspiring English sources
A corresponding increase in defaults was a predictable event, much as I can predict that in 2002, because of low issuance this year, default rates will plunge.
Even for a "predictable" event, like the European sovereign debt crisis, each twist seemed to catch investors off guard.
Even a predictable event like Monday's antitrust verdict against Microsoft appears to send stocks into a tailspin.
Unfortunately, this is not a predictable event; sometimes the staple(s) would break or migrate, necessitating premature and unplanned surgical intervention (Fig. 3).
She added the panel concluded information known to agencies at the time "does not suggest that Hamzah's death was a predictable event".
Given these previous studies with infants, we expected that the prefrontal cortex and the sensory association regions of 3-month-old infants may exhibit anticipatory activation before the onset of a predictable event if they could form a temporal association between the events.
"I think this was a completely predictable event," said Luis Vicente León, a political analyst and pollster.
But "Amelia" itself, despite Mr. Webb's mercurial performance, is a rather predictable event (1 30).
But you'll also benefit by making your talk a more predictable event.
The risk factor represents a barely predictable event or circumstance (eg, unscheduled discharge, confusion of drug names by professionals).
This was an entirely predictable event, since surrogates always play the expectations game right before a big debate.
