Sentence examples for increasingly predictable from inspiring English sources

As sport becomes increasingly professional, results become increasingly predictable.

Wales dominated possession but grew increasingly predictable, allowing Ireland to hang on.

The glorious uncertainty of racing is a magical antidote to our increasingly predictable, McDonaldised age.

This would create a degree of mayhem in what feels like an increasingly predictable formula".

Next came the increasingly predictable thrills of Jackie Collins and the high-class porn of Jilly Cooper.

At a time when Russia's elections have become increasingly predictable and listless, that amounts to an unusual expression of discontent.

With routinization, social relations and interactions become increasingly regular, predictable, and impersonal.

Yet during a decade of helping leaders design aspirational cultures, we have seen a clear trend toward prioritizing learning to promote innovation and agility as businesses respond to increasingly less predictable and more complex environments.

After the 1983 Borah Peak (Idaho) earthquake, those intervals became increasingly less predictable, although detailed measurements made since 2000 revealed that most eruptions fell generally within a range of approximately 60 to 110 minutes, the average being roughly every 90 minutes.

As a result, the dresses parading down the red carpet have become increasingly safe and predictable.

But as the consequences of predator loss become increasingly measurable and predictable, they implicitly call for a reassessment of our ancient foes.