Sentence examples for is much more predictable from inspiring English sources

The policy part is much more predictable.

Steinbrenner is much more predictable than sun or rain.

A United Nations force is "much more predictable for the actors on the ground, for the troop contributors," Mr. Ladsous said.

The graphs show that the Monte-Carlo method is very slow to converge, although the method is much more predictable in its convergence despite the noise.

"They're priced like a construction company, but they don't want to be a construction company," Marcus says, pointing out that 60% of Vinci's business is in toll roads, airport management and car parks, where income is much more predictable than in construction.

Perhaps he prefers a political process that is much more predictable for the "obvious" choice of the people and a press much more likely to be cowed by the attacks of politicians.

The men's tournament has been much more predictable with the top nine seeds advancing to the Round of 16.

They have more power, but don't try to bunt or hit-and-run as much, so they are much more predictable".

They are proxy fears expressing the uncertainties of a town where, until a few decades ago, three-quarters of the workforce had a stable factory job and family, and life was much more predictable than it is today.

There's a tendency now in India to look for things that are more structured, more systematized, and I'm a bit concerned with that because, while it's true from a consumer's standpoint that you want things that are much more predictable and better quality, there's a misconception that jugaad necessarily means poor quality.

Sitcom hours are much more predictable than movie-set hours.