Sentence examples for generated predictable from inspiring English sources

The first comprehensive British exhibition of Araki's work, now running at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, has generated predictable tabloid shock.

The prime minister did not respond to a question about his favourite biscuit because it was not drawn to his attention, but the Mumsnet users did not realise this and their complaints about Brown failing to answer generated predictable complaints about prime ministerial "dithering".

This generated predictable income for the producer who includes sheepdogs in their management system.

Rightmove's subscription business model generates predictable sales and profits.

Martin Stanley, executive director of Macquarie, said the car parks business "generates predictable and stable cashflows over the long-term".

Franchises such as FIFA football, the Call of Duty first-person shooter and the Forza racer are commercial goldmines that are revisited annually to generate predictable profits.

Maintaining one's Twitter persona seems to be instinctive, but it can also become mechanical, as you generate predictable commentary and timely jokes to follow the tide of the Internet.

I can think of legions of companies with stodgy managements and tired business models that invited buyouts because they could theoretically generate predictable cash flows to justify excessive leveraging.

Health club chains have been attractive acquisition targets for private equity firms because their membership fees generate predictable cash flows that they can use to pay off the debt taken on to pay for the company.

HaaS contracts generate predictable monthly revenue.

They would also generate predictable parity patterns of potentially different lengths when operating on sparse data.