Sentence examples similar to a predictable offer from inspiring English sources

The plan seems to be, in other words, to make the Southbank Centre resemble Terminal 5 or Canary Wharf or any moderately upmarket shopping mall you can think of, where steel and glass frame a predictable retail offer.

The predictable offers to direct other thrillers — including "The Exorcist 4" and another "Nightmare on Elm Street" sequel — were rebuffed.

But these cannot offer a predictable income and are more likely to carry high fees.

Periodontal surgical procedures may not always offer a predictable level of success in the reproduction of a natural gingival architecture.

Family meals, experts say, also offer a predictable routine and an opportunity for parents to monitor their children's behavior.

It's hardly surprising, given that most retailers do not meet their employees' basic needs, such as a living wage or a predictable schedule, let alone offer the conditions for motivation and engagement.

Based on these, we intend to offer a predictable, and hence controllable approach for Cr VI) reductive immobilization that may be a potential direction for those poisonous and reducible metal ions thorough detoxification and in situ removal based on magnetite-supported materials in practical application.

The repetition of the alliteration of the f, b, and s sounds offer a predictable rhythm that satisfies the reader's expectation.

I offered a predictable list, but left off Holbrooke, describing my self-imposed moratorium.

She said she used to choose from a few familiar hotel chains because they offered a predictable experience.

The firm offers a predictable cash flow that could be used to repay the loans needed to buy it; but there may be another reason too.