Sentence examples for because of the predictability from inspiring English sources

Running back Ron Dayne has said, probably correctly, that his rushing numbers have dwindled because of the predictability of his use.

I'M ON AN IPAD!" It actually made me quite cross - not because of the predictability of his Dom Joly-esque comedy stylings, but because he didn't get what the iPad did, and even though I'd only owned it for a day I'd already developed an emotional attachment to it.

The tracking process is steady and accurate because of the predictability of sun traces based on the coordinate calculation algorithm and the acuteness of the photodiode matrix.

The German's success led Hamilton to draw comparisons with seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, with the 2008 world champion admitting he did not watch races during the Schumacher era because of the predictability of the results.

Because of that predictability, and the tight rein that Fox and the show's producers keep on the contestants, the flock of media that tracks the show's every twitter tries to make hay of whatever straws it can find.

Additional frustrations exist because of the limited predictability of the 2-year bioassay and, in particular, the problem of predicting false positives.

They predicted shad would employ plasticity to respond to river conditions because of the high predictability and short-time interval between adult migration timing and larval emergence, which is presumably the target of selection.

But any longer-term projects are stalled because of the lack of predictability for tax credits.