Sentence examples for be a very predictable from inspiring English sources

Shilpa Bharatan-Iyer of Rediff.com considered Blackmail to be a very predictable film and believed that her role as a police commissioner's wife was very limited from an acting viewpoint.

"She's a very predictable, conscientious person.

Mark Bateman, solicitor for Penguin, said: "[Today's ruling] is a very predictable outcome.

"The end result is a very predictable result consistently hitting Street expectations".

"A lot of overweight people find they have balance issues, so the treadmill is a very predictable and safe place to start," he says.

It's a very predictable schedule.

Most of the live music I see these days is a very predictable experience.

It's a very predictable consequence of 30 years of making video games a boys club," she added.

Jaimie: "It was a very predictable evening Chelsey: "That iTunes rule pretty much revealed Cassadee as the winner weeks ago".

The proposed series of 5% increases "is the worst-case scenario for California students and their families, but it is a very predictable scenario," she said in an interview.

Our previous work [ 1] provides evidence that, when mastectomy and axillary dissection are performed as initial treatment for breast cancer, there is a very predictable nonlinear temporal pattern to the subsequent risk for recurrence and death.