Sentence examples for ever more predictable from inspiring English sources

Radio stations, relying heavily on market research, launched new programming that grew ever more predictable and bland.

This time round, their choices were probably even more predictable.

"Champions League games are even more predictable than Premier League games.

This makes freemium even more predictable than SaaS businesses.

Was there ever a more predictable end to a Middle East peace effort than the demise of John Kerry's recent initiative?

Photograph by Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty. Was there ever a more predictable end to a Middle East peace effort than the demise of John Kerry's recent initiative?

Strangefellow: Will this urge for risky adventure grow more widespread over the years as everyday life gets ever less risky and more predictable?

And, in a set of developments rarely noticed by military historians, the development of ancillary sciences, such as the construction of roads and highways and cartography, made the movement of military organizations not only easier but more predictable than ever before.

But in recent years, those looking for a less predictable menu have migrated to ever more inventive, and ethnic, restaurants opening on and around the K Street strip.

The Warehouse Project, which also began in 2006, was nowhere near the predictable corporate machine it is now, ruthlessly taking ever more of the city's student population away from independent nights.

Clubland itself seems more predictable and strait-laced now that the Beach's ever squabbling tribe of drag queens have packed up their wigs and gone.