Sentence examples for less than predictable from inspiring English sources

The commission adhered to the common civic notion that the public deserves nothing less than predictable neutrality in its urban landscape.

John P. Loughlin, executive vice president and general manager for Hearst Magazines, said that was because "from what we have seen, the supply is less than predictable and stable".

They've nonetheless been less-than-predictable in recent months, bailing on scheduled protests at both a Missouri high school and Whitney Houston's funeral, despite tweeting out a Photoshopped image of the latter.

Less predictable than World Cup refereeing.

Values less than 1.0 indicate overly predictable figures (overfit).

WMNSQ values greater than 1 indicate that an item is less predictable than the model expects (i.e., underfit), whereas values smaller than 1 indicate that the item is more predictable (i.e., overfit; Wright and Linacre [1994]).

Some dancers go on to teach or coach, and some to choreograph, though the latter path is often even less stable, predictable or lucrative than being a dancer.

Perhaps our reading tastes are less predictable than publishers think.

The choices were a bit less predictable than we expected.

NO BRANCH of politics is less predictable than the presidency.

Political confrontations are far less predictable than court cases.