Sentence examples for because it was predictable from inspiring English sources

The eruption that followed was no less savage just because it was predictable.

But just because it was predictable doesn't mean that it's a positive sign, for the press or the republic that it's supposed to serve, that the incumbent president is suddenly gliding to re-election without having to answer for his economic record or explain what will be different about his second term.

Bon Jovi plays consummate arena rock: It's satisfying precisely because it's predictable.

The idea of the "strong man" government that keeps order, and that the rest of the world likes to deal with because it is predictable, has gone.

Media reports may also have prompted Niger's neighbours, from which it normally buys food, to restrict exports of grain to the country.Famine is preventable because it is predictable.

I like drinking because it's predictable.

But we eat comfort food as much because it's predictable as because it tastes good.

I had a few other friends in long-term relationships still enjoying great sex, but I also knew men no longer having any sex with their partners, because in their words, "it was predictable and boring".

"I'm loving that our countries are doing so well," said Felippe Trindade, a Brazilian fan from Rio. "It's great and it was predictable because of the mood and the fans".

It was predictable because increased facility accessibility may lead to a decrease in the distance between different activities, and accordingly a decrease in travel cost including time and out-of-pocket monetary expenditures.

It was predictable because in fact any neutral observer who knows anything about the way the big banks on Wall Street work has been saying it for years.