Sentence examples for a predictable product from inspiring English sources

This contempt for voters and for democracy more generally is a predictable product of the conflicting pressures politicians face.

Popular porn tube sites obsessively categorize porn to help sell a predictable product.

The McDonaldization of mindfulness is turning into global brand, a predictable product that is accessible to everyone, where the export of a "new American dharma" has attained the status of a Big Mac.

By allowing the system to reach equilibrium, a predictable product distribution dictated only by the relative thermodynamic stability of the catalysts would be obtained.

Stuart Butler, an economist with the Heritage Foundation, a Washington policy institute, called the data "a fairly predictable product of the slowing economy".

She also wrote that it had "the feeling of a clever, predictable product".

"This latest animated juggernaut has the feeling of a clever, predictable product," Ms. Maslin wrote in 1994.

Although the collapse of the Scalian view might be seen as an abrupt or startling turn, I argue that it is, in fact, a very predictable product of the Court's prior taking jurisprudence.

This creates an interesting, and rather predictable, product cycle.

But all the evidence points the other way: what happened in Staffordshire is the predictable product of a profoundly mistaken pro-market agenda for public services that is being imposed and rolled out throughout England.

Alternatively, as a way to get beyond predictable product extensions, developers are encouraged to "think outside the box". Give free rein to your creative impulses, they are told, and try to imagine products that respond in truly innovative ways to customer needs.