Sentence examples for basically predictable from inspiring English sources
In this model, decisions – at least in certain respects – would be basically predictable from and determined by today's knowledge including the detour of forming knowledge about the future.
One part regards the future as a set of events and processes which result (more or less) causally from current knowledge and which are, therefore, basically predictable and foreseeable [8].
Markets are like the so-called savage beast; a bundle of nerve endings and instincts, wild and uncontrollable but basically predictable.
They already knew that the old image of the UK political landscape – basically stable and predictable, at least by comparison with most of Europe – had suffered a jolt.
Richard Meyers, a novelist who also wrote about science-fiction films, described Laserblast as "basically repetitive and predictable", but included some redemptive qualities in the animation of Dave Allen and the makeup effects of Steve Neill.
The Oscars are completely ridiculous: tacky, predictable and basically an overblown trade show.
There's an interesting school of thought in political science that basically says: voters are pretty predictable.
The 2008 report likewise draws upon our fear of terrorism and the emerging 'other' to prepare us for (and justify) perpetual warfare over resources and markets, which the 2009 report implies is basically inevitable and thus quite predictable (i.e., not particularly noteworthy).
Teaching computers about context in human behavior is a colossal task; people are not always predictable and the variety of situations is basically endless.
But aside from the predictable howling from defrauded investors, the world responded, basically, with a yawn.
