Sentence examples for heavily predictable from inspiring English sources
The thing about modern reality in Western civilisation, where danger is rare and the days heavily predictable, is that people enter and rarely leave a collective hallucination.
The thing about modern reality in Western civilization, where danger is rare and the days heavily predictable, is that people enter and rarely leave a collective hallucination.
It's path dependant which results to heavily predictable outcomes.
Much of that, to be sure, is predictable, and heavily conditioned by what your readers expect.
Instead, Justice Sotomayor wrote, "the majority works real damage to what has long been a settled area of maritime law," bringing uncertainty to businesses that "rely heavily on clear and predictable legal rules".
The use of AI in these sections were heavily criticized for being predictable and simplistic, with enemy vehicles having no regard for their own safety.
Both I-tositumomab Y-ibritumomab tiutexan have been extensively studied, and demonstrated high response rates and durable remissions within heavily pretreated populations, with predictable and manageable toxicity.
WINE LIST -- An unimaginative French-oriented list heavily reliant on a few highly predictable names.
Australia, like they were under Holger Osieck and Pim Verbeek, run the risk of becoming predictable by relying so heavily on crosses.
The city spent heavily to oppose them, making the outcome predictable.
