Sentence examples for it is eminently predictable from inspiring English sources
That's one of the unique hallmarks of El Niño: arriving once every three to seven years, it is eminently predictable.
It's eminently predictable that trouble will emerge from this new law, which makes the urgency with which its promoters have pushed it seem a bit strange – until you understand the context.
His policy was eminently predictable.
The problems he has encountered with Whitehall were eminently predictable.
The attacks on the 2016 online census were "eminently predictable" and should have been prevented, the special adviser to the prime minister on cyber security has said.
If China were a fully capitalist economy, the outcome would be eminently predictable: a 2008-style "Minsky moment" in which something bad happens, creditors panic, new lending dries up, and a crash ensues.
What followed was eminently predictable: another round of Gorsuch stories, which only served to confirm that the President's nominee to the Supreme Court had indeed said the words Blumenthal attributed to him.
But the basic pattern will hold, and the consequences are eminently predictable: Either Romney will clear the 1,144 delegate threshold in May or early June, or else he'll fall 50-100 delegateshortrt and need to play a little inside baseball to win some of the uncommitted delegates.
"The decision to keep Bank Rate on hold was eminently predictable," said Martin Beck, senior economic advisor to the EY Item Club.
The front-wheel-powered car can be bent hard into corners and will exhibit moderate body roll, but the precise steering and stable stance are eminently predictable, so there's never a surprise unless you get absurdly brash.
It is eminently treatable.
