Sentence examples for is relatively predictable from inspiring English sources

They cited that although the story is relatively predictable, the way in which the predictability of the film is part of the story, the amazingly extravagant musical numbers, along with the way in which Disney pokes fun at its traditional line of animated movies outweighs any squabbles about storyline or being unsure of what age bracket the film is made for.

Although the velocity of circulation is not constant, it is relatively predictable.

Second, accurate response distinguishes those products for which demand is relatively predictable from those for which demand is relatively unpredictable.

But while the arrival of gray hair is relatively predictable, how and why hair ages this way is not well understood.

That is true even of businesses whose cash flow is in long-term decline, such as newspapers, as long as the rate of decline is relatively predictable.

A portion of the firm's earnings is relatively predictable, made up of fees charged to manage assets and to advise companies on restructuring and deals.

Although the landscape will change considerably within the next millennia, the likely changes are relatively predictable.

The Oscar nominees were announced this morning, and they're relatively predictable, relatively mature, and relatively downbeat.

— Ben Greenman The Oscar nominees were announced this morning, and they're relatively predictable, relatively mature, and relatively downbeat.

No matter how inimical to life, the physical components of environments are relatively predictable elements to which adaptation is often comparatively easy, if costly.

ENB's first season, in March 2015, will be relatively predictable, a triple bill of late 20th-century ballet works by Jiri Kylian, John Neumeier and William Forsythe, followed in September by a revival of the Lest we Forget programme.