Sentence examples similar to has been very predictable from inspiring English sources

If we zoom out to the big picture, though, the steering winds over the Atlantic Ocean have been very predictable this season.

However, job mobility in this workforce historically has been very low, and employment patterns were predictable with women having been hired at early ages (20s) and retiring in the mid-to-late 40s.

The pathophysiology and predictable course had been very well defined by Rozaklis et al (2011), who showed that the CNS storage was resistant to even large doses of infused native or chemically modified SGSH.

Over the last year investors have been very unkind to food stocks, discarding their predictable cash flows and earnings for wild rides in technology shares.

Kalhan cautioned against reading too deeply into the court's changes, at least in the short term historically the court has never been very predictable.

Kahlan cautioned against reading too deeply into the court's changes, at least in the short term historically the court has never been very predictable.

Techniques for osteosynthesis of proximal humerus fractures include closed or open reduction, and fixation with pins, plates, or intramedullary nails in previous studies, the clinical results have not shown to be very predictable [ 3- 8].

"We had the same things that were very predictable.

It's very reliable, it's very predictable and has this intense focus on handbags, which I think weighs itself in some genius as well," he told TechCrunch.

There's an initial large investment, and then once you have the printing press running, it's very predictable.

"Migrants have typically evolved over systems which are very predictable, and suddenly we're potentially going into a period of time which is less predictable".