Sentence examples for brings predictable from inspiring English sources

One clan organizes the first cheela agriculture, which brings predictable food supply but provokes grumbling about the repetitive work.

It is a belief that Gates still adheres to, and has helped him compensate for a lack of street credibility which has brought predictable criticism from his detractors, whom he calls 'black bourgeois-bashers'.

The Republican mayor is appealing against a lower court's decision allowing the city clerk to issue marriage licences to homosexuals (this contradicted two recent court decisions elsewhere in the state) while at the same time promising to push for a change in New York's laws.This has brought predictable snorts from his opponents.

Dominance on that scale has brought predictable problems of production and quality and control.

As founder and CEO Chad Rigetti explains it, the company has a list of engineering problems it can work through over the next few years that will bring predictable performance and cost improvements once solved.

And it's true that many apps are now switching to a subscription model because it brings stable, predictable income.

Indeed, earlier examples of changes to the garden chic of British suburbia have brought their predictable crop of scandals.

Last week's news that the "housewives' choice" local radio staple was considering a return to music brought a predictable chorus of derision.

His actions bring the predictable reactions from Murase, and the bloodshed begets retaliatory bloodshed, which in turn begets further vengeance, as one death leads to another or at least a severe beating.

In a statement, Heathrow said modernising airspace would bring more predictable noise respite through alternating routes and steeper departure paths.

Monday morning brought the predictable Fox news headline "Usama bin Laden and Anwar al-Awlaki may be dead, but their message continues to inspire terror".