Sentence examples for is largely predictable from inspiring English sources

All of this is continuing action in the story, but it is largely predictable.

These extraterrestrial tribes are varied and sometimes challenging – but the AI is largely predictable so behaviours can quickly be learned and exploited.

Stress placement is largely predictable, depending for nominals on their declensional class marker (e.g., ánthropos 'man' versus polítis 'citizen' [-o versus -i class]), but for the verb on their tense (e.g., katháriz-a 'I cleaned' versus katharíz-o 'I clean' [past versus nonpast tense]).

Over short time horizons, the power supply is largely predictable, barring unlikely unplanned outages.

The formation of conventional N H···O=C bonds in barbiturates is largely predictable (but not the exact characteristics of the resulting HBS).

Some argue the course of evolution is largely predictable, but others say it is too dependent on random events to be repeatable.

The end of the 2012 fiscal cliff drama was largely predictable.

The internals of the new poll were largely predictable.

Their decisions were largely predictable even before Romney emerged as the Republican standard-bearer.

But they don't probe deeply, and the answers they draw from monks (and a nun or two) on camera are largely predictable.

At the level of individual voters, preferences are largely predictable from political ideology, degree of partisanship, and, again, recent economic conditions.