Nationalist ideology is, after all, a predictable stage in the development in any political culture, and Russia might pass through it painlessly (so I argued in my kitchen).
Betty Currie may have been a harbinger of another predictable stage in a Washington scandal.
Then they react in a predictable two-stage pattern.
The goal is to have a structured, predictable stage with a set pattern, with as many team‑mates in attendance at key moments as can be managed.
In my experience, feminist metamorphosis happens in a number of predictable stages, which one might adumbrate as follows: 1 The scales patriarchy so painstakingly glued to your eyeballs fall away.
The taking-charge process occurs in several predictable stages, each of which has its own tasks, problems, and dilemmas.
More specifically, the data suggest that the taking-charge process occurs in five predictable stages: taking hold, immersion, reshaping, consolidation, and refinement.
If currency traders believe the new tax regime will be made effective in predictable stages, the dollar is likely to adjust far faster than the tax.
However, whether these signs and symptoms develop in predictable stages is debated [ 4, 5, 16].
Given the multitude of structural changes that occur throughout embryo development from the 1-cell to expanded blastocyst stages, we hypothesized that an embryo's response to OET should change, in a predictable fashion, in parallel to developmental stage.
It has been proposed that bipolar disorder onsets in a predictable progressive sequence of clinical stages.
