Sentence examples for more predictability in from inspiring English sources

Before it would be done, he said, Motorola needed to make sure there was more predictability in the business.

To do business and expand access to markets, "you need more predictability in the system," he said in an interview.

In creating a unified electronic system and pushing for more predictability in financing, Mr. Obama is trying to address two chronic stumbling blocks for improving care for veterans.

He says the company believes that F.D.A. standards will create more predictability in the industry and a level playing field for competitors.

He called the bill a "package that will provide more predictability in our energy markets and reduce the price fluctuations and regulatory uncertainty that have confounded investments in recent years".

Senior officials said one goal was to give a "quality-of-life promise" to families, assuring them of more predictability in where they would live and where children would go to school.

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But hourly employees also face work-family conflict, and indeed, they are in need of more predictability and stability in hours worked.

"Selling a profitable division just to have more predictability is not in the best interest of shareholders long-term," he went on, adding that he would "rather maintain unpredictability but high profitability".

Mr. Racicot added, "I've seen more stability, more predictability and more of a set of standards in place when you have a zoning hearing".

In general, less randomness means more predictability, and vice versa.