Sentence examples for is predictable at from inspiring English sources

In this case, the sneezing pattern is predictable, at least within families, according to the geneticist and pediatrician Dr. Roberta A. Pagon, who with her colleagues coined the Achoo acronym in 1978.

Nothing is predictable at this social occasion, which ends when the black visitor, Jefferson Carter, batters his way out of a screened tent where the postprandial discussion, despite the liberal dispositions of the white participants, has irritated him into a rage.

The impact of extreme storms on shoreline recession and subsequent post storm recovery is predictable at these energetic cross-shore transport dominated sites, promising the potential for a new coastal management tool.

After the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, the Big Sigh is predictable at dinner tables across the nation.

Until Wall Street stops pretending otherwise with "investment strategists" and mumbo-jumbo about "structural problems" that disappear overnight, the entire enterprise is based on the fraudulent idea that the future is predictable at a fine scale.

Our findings support the idea that much CVD risk (increased total and central adiposity and poor fitness) in childhood and adolescence is predictable at or soon after birth.

The pattern was predictable: at first, men were intrigued, turned on by my virginity, the landscape of uncharted territory, my innocence and curiosity.

Mr. Duarte and Mr. Rosa wondered whether market returns were predictable at all, saying, "The jury is still out on this one, and the debate among academics and practitioners is alive and well".

Hugh Robertson, the shadow Olympics minister accused the government of "massive financial incompetence" and said the two largest over-runs on VAT and contingency had been predictable at the time of the bid.

Turkey's entry into the war has exposed a rapidly shifting series of alliances that would not have been predictable at the start of the year, making surefooted partnerships now seem hesitant.

Prices on a short-term basis are predictable at certain identifiable times.