Sentence examples for and predictability in the from inspiring English sources

Rosner, who mostly represents retired athletes, said there was growing currency in the combination of success, maturity and predictability in the wake of debacles involving Tiger Woods and Ben Roethlisberger.

Neale and Slingo (2003) proposed such impacts of the IMC convection on the global climate, and Slingo et al. (2014) summarized the mechanisms and predictability in the context of recent abnormal weather and climate in the UK.

An important result is that in these countries there has been a lack of timeliness and predictability in the environmental regulations (e.g., uncertainty about the interpretation of the legislation, delays due to appeals etc).

In general, there is a need to strike a balance between flexibility and predictability in the data quality evaluation process; it will always include an element of expert judgment, but it is also, in our view, important to continuously seek to increase the predictability and transparency of this process.

"I think it means it's working and there's stability and predictability in the market".

In creating the Federal Circuit, Congress concluded that the consequent improved stability and predictability in the patent law would "have important ramifications upon our economy".

Known to urban planners as "artificial business districts," malls offered one-stop shopping convenience and predictability in lieu of the bustle and diversity of traditional downtowns.

My work is in finding the order and predictability in history.

Is there something that can be done to increase those odds and create more efficiency and predictability in terms of individual performance and the overall sales forecast?

Sinek writes, "The Golden Circle finds order and predictability in human behavior.

The essence of standardized tests demands regularity and predictability in order for comparisons to be made.