Sentence examples for from predictable sources from inspiring English sources

Queensland's police minister, Bill Byrne, condemned "opportunistic commentary" on extremism from "predictable sources" whose contributions were "highly speculative and unhelpful".

While not referring to any politician specifically, Byrne said some of the commentary from "predictable sources" was highly speculative and unhelpful.

She encountered civic doubt and open hostility from predictable sources, as well as a surprising resistance from feminists offended by her passive response to the marital humiliations inflicted by her husband.

Robustness is defined as the ability to maintain functional performance in the presence of uncertainty [ 2, 6], and it is particularly relevant in therapy design as drug effectiveness should be independent from predictable sources of variability.

Around that time I had been hearing calls for basic income from more predictable sources on the East Coast followers of the anarchist anthropologist David Graeber and the editors of the socialist magazine Jacobin, among others.

In a sentence, I take the term to mean that, in a world of shocks that strike faster and from less predictable sources, the ability to navigate them--and even grow because of them is paramount.

The highlights come from gentler, less predictable sources, such as Jean Ritchie's The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore, a 1966 lament for her Kentucky coalmining home town.

Then everything changed with one huge hit from a predictable source.

Swansea's only notable shot in the first half came from a predictable source: a free-kick by Gylfi Sigurdsson.

Support has come from one predictable source – the former leader of the far-right National Front (FN), Jean-Marie Le Pen, who said Morano was "stating the obvious" when she described France as a country of "white race".

United started like champions, with the first goal of the Moyes era coming from a predictable source.