Sentence examples for equally predictable from inspiring English sources

"Electricity doesn't grow on trees, want not waste not," the predictably parsimonious refugee Jacob likes to tell Rebecca, with equally predictable malapropism.

Initial reports are that it is a more convenient and suitable stadium for the Broncos than the Stoop, but that hardly matters when the team are in such a mess – predictably, their gate just scraped into four figures for an equally predictable mauling by Salford.

Nor does it mention the major oversight of Lincoln's management team: its failure to make supportive provisions for the many slaves who predictably embraced the emancipation promise and fled their masters, only to face equally predictable starvation and disease.

Certainly, you could argue that it's equally predictable.

Beijing's response to the Dalai Lama meeting in Washington is equally predictable.

This tradition of kitchen sink realism is as British as wet bank holidays and equally predictable.

Equally chilling, and, some might say, just as predictable, was the behaviour of Wall Street's traders.

The oil spill, equally, was both predictable and preventable.

Predictable predictions?

Grim laughter sometimes, for Orumbo is a nasty piece of work (Mr Bandele resists political correctness), but witty with it.The play darkens, naturally, for the Surinam act, but equally naturally it becomes predictable: the chain gangs, the brutal punishments, the odious English slave owners, though Mr Bandele keeps Behn's one good white, the Governor's agent Mr Trefry, to balance Orumba.

Relevant metrics for assessing these liberties include many categories in the World Bank's measures for "good governance:" basic safety and security provided by law and order and an even-handed regulatory system that treats individuals equally and provides a predictable environment for entrepreneurship and investment.