Sentence examples for clearly predictable from inspiring English sources

The May 2015 wipe-out was clearly predictable for years.

That's the unsettling conclusion of a study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience, based on a computer model that provides a new warning that climate change could deliver surprises on top of the already existing and clearly predictable consequences.

But others are clearly predictable, including very bad outcomes for autistic people specifically and the disability community in general.

Ponta famously said that the second round of voting was not important for him, as the result was clearly predictable, so he would stay at home and eat popcorn in front of the television on election night.

Even the anti-ribosomal P reactivity of CDC ANA reference serum number 12 was not clearly predictable by indirect immunofluorescence.

Thus, ASgrn1-2 never possessed the ability to encode a translatable transposase protein, nor does it have a clearly predictable ORF in view of the presence of several termination codons in all three possible reading frames.

Another group of 4 G93A SOD1 mutant rats and 4 WT age-matched littermates were sacrificed at a presymtomatic stage (10 weeks of age), when hindlimb or forelimb disease onset is clearly not predictable.

Launching a budget reform and simplification effort to base planning and decision-making on more clearly understood and predictable metrics.

Despite the bloggers' complaints, the airport security experience has clearly become more predictable, if not more enjoyable, in recent years.

People in such cultures look for structure in their organizations, institutions and relationships, which makes events clearly interpretable and predictable' (p.148).

Maintaining community confidence in a clearly defined and predictable benefits package is essential, and this has been problematic in the past.