Sentence examples for immediate and predictable from inspiring English sources

The backlash was immediate and predictable.

In the United Kingdom, where a referendum about E.U. membership is scheduled to take place in three months, the reaction was immediate and predictable.

But there are good reasons to believe it actually alters behaviour.The punishments for drug-taking are immediate and predictable, unlike the usual court justice, which often involves long delays.

Carney said the increase in the hourly wage "more than compensates" for the phaseout of incentive pay and stock grants and reiterated that the company is eliminating those because workers want more "immediate and predictable" compensation.

In addition, because it's no longer incentive-based, the compensation will be more immediate and predictable".

Additionally, the subsidence associated with longwall mining is immediate and predictable; at typically about 70%% of the mined seem thickness, unlike conventional mining where subsidence might occur sometime in the future without an identifiable entity to repair the damage.

There are two main biological effects of ionizing radiation: stochastic effects, which include carcinogenic and genetic effects and deterministic effects (also called tissue reactions), which refer to an immediate and very predictable change to the tissue [ 14].

The response was immediate and, by now, predictable.

The beer bill, in contrast, offered comfort because it would ignite an immediate, predictable and positive result: jobs and tax revenues.

But unlike in Washington, where a consensus exists among establishment Republicans, the fault lines in the states — where the issue is even more visceral and immediate — are not predictable.

In phase I studies in healthy volunteers, diclofenac potassium liquid-filled soft gelatin capsules demonstrated rapid and predictable absorption with shorter time to Cmax compared with diclofenac potassium immediate-release tablets [ 115] (Table  2).