Sentence examples for kind of predictability from inspiring English sources

They enjoy that kind of predictability of work every day.

You just have to love (and despise) this kind of predictability.

For those people, professional titles offer the same kind of predictability as a well-known brand.

The system world would do well to foster this kind of predictability in future technologies.

"It has gotten so bad, that people said that anything -- any kind of predictability -- would be good," he said.

That kind of predictability, not traditionally associated with airlines, makes dividend promises easier to make and keep.

If the company is to survive a public offering, it will need to balance its innovativeness with the kinds of predictability and trustworthiness securities law and market sentiment demand.

That kind of earnings predictability is just what my Buffett model likes to see.

The different function that each of these processes serves is encoded in distinctive syntactic and semantic patterns, and the link between grammar and meaning allows for a kind of mutual predictability (cf. Wierzbicka, 1988).

When Heisenberg's indeterminacy is understood not as describing the events themselves but rather our knowledge of the events, the Causal Principle still holds and can still be applied to the initial singularity, although we cannot expect to achieve any kind of determinative predictability about what occurs given the cause.

And that's the form of predictability.