Sentence examples for both a predictable and from inspiring English sources

Raising taxes on cigarettes had both a predictable and desirable effect.

Quality improvement systems are needed in both public and private health services to ensure that patients experience a predictable and timely pathway to quality care.

Photovoltaic production has a predictable and progressive profile.

Although the Europeans dominated the semifinals, they were all playing in a manner both predictable and familiar, and I, for one, felt that the South Americans had taken a great deal of lustre with them when they departed.

This slump was both predictable and predicted.

In doing so, regulators should take into account both the need for a predictable regulatory regime and the need to punish conduct that violates principles.

As a matter of jus in bello, the civilian death toll involved in firing rockets from jets into a city block outside a mosque is both predictable and intolerable.

A lawyered and punctilious army is a predictable army, and a predictable army is a vulnerable army.

The site's consensus reads "The inevitable Fatal Attraction comparisons aside, Obsessed is a generic, toothless thriller both instantly predictable and instantly forgettable".

"The consequences of a rapid exit are both predictable and unacceptable," Trump said in a prime-time speech Monday night from an Army post adjacent to Arlington National Cemetery.

Occupy Wall Street's transformation from a few leftist protesters squatting in Zuccotti Park into a global movement is both predictable and surprising.