Sentence examples similar to a predictably unfortunate from inspiring English sources

A delighted Daphne takes his advice and the predictably unfortunate results cause her to end up with a more empathetic view of naming for adults and children alike.

There are, of course, many sides to women's football, from booming grassroots to summer 2015's World Cup gala in Canada to Sepp Blatter's predictably unfortunate views on player attire.

That's a predictably I will take.

It is a predictably dismal story.

It has produced a predictably kitsch result.

Aerodynamics play a predictably huge role.

Windows had a predictably rough quarter.

They go on a predictably optimized run.

Predictably, the unfortunate pair's one attempt to add a little risk into their monotonous existences ends up delivering far more excitement than they could ever have hoped for, as it turns out that the Tripplehorns are being sought by gangsters over a missing flashdrive that contains some salacious images of an important political figure.

To have a predictable partner, they predictably love you, they predictably are generous with you, they predictably help you, they predictably put you first.

The time, in other words, to stop an unfortunate new (and predictably expensive and complex) initiative in the theory of paying physicians may be now, especially when physicians have fresh in mind the 18 year nonsense associated with a "sustainable growth rate". (1) How do we measure quality?