Sentence examples for a seems more predictable from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that many outliers have been eliminated and the deterministic behavior in section A seems more predictable.

After a while, you'll discover that the game seems more predictable.

Clubland itself seems more predictable and strait-laced now that the Beach's ever squabbling tribe of drag queens have packed up their wigs and gone.

The wait for a bus may seem more predictable at 11 stops where New York City Transit has begun testing electronic signs that show when the next one is due.

Things at "Frasier" seem more predictable.

While youthful, the look seemed more predictable.

David: Barack Obama seemed to them safer and more orderly than John McCain in 2008, George W. Bush seemed more orderly than John Kerry in 2004, Obama seemed more predictable and orderly than Romney this last time.

But the consequences for the party seem more predictable: while Democrats have been eager in the past to find a way to compromise with House Republicans on things like keeping the federal government from shutting down, their tears over failed immigration legislation may be more of the crocodile variety.

Climate effects on plant biodiversity seem more predictable at larger spatial scales, as it is difficult to disentangle the effects of landscape structure, disturbance and species interactions at smaller scales.

Thomas' only criticism of the game was that the storyline was not as good as its predecessor, saying that the plot seemed more predictable and that the cutscenes seemed more generic the second time around.

It seems to want to look more predictable and dated than it is; you have to home in on its dance details to find it rewarding, but its three male-female duets, its female trios and the changing structures of its larger ensembles all have memorable ingenuities.