Sentence examples for eminently predictable from inspiring English sources
It means that it was eminently predictable.
It came in eminently predictable fashion.
The problems he has encountered with Whitehall were eminently predictable.
How could Team Cameron have failed to foresee the Scottish nationalists' cunning yet eminently predictable approach, and have walked straight into the trap?
The attacks on the 2016 online census were "eminently predictable" and should have been prevented, the special adviser to the prime minister on cyber security has said.
If China were a fully capitalist economy, the outcome would be eminently predictable: a 2008-style "Minsky moment" in which something bad happens, creditors panic, new lending dries up, and a crash ensues.
Now, it seems eminently reasonable.
Thus it's eminently listenable.
But in the end, he must mainly be judged by his response to two challenges one eminently foreseeable, the other less so.The predictable challenge has been the economic downturn which may still be Mr Bush's weakest electoral point in the swing states of the mid-west.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
