Sentence examples for more predictable after from inspiring English sources

The bad news is that the Impact look a bit more predictable after only taking two points out of a possible nine.

The outcome of the Test match was more predictable after the gritty South Africans dug in for another day's batting: the game ended in a draw.WednesdayMY CRICKETING bug is satisfied today with a televised Pro 40 limited-overs game between Nottinghamshire and Worcestershire on Sky TV, the "home of cricket" in broadcasting terms.

Southern introduced an emergency timetable on Monday, cutting 341 trains a day to try to create a more predictable and resilient service, after a wave of cancellations and delays had caused fury among commuters.

After a more predictable 2-0 defeat in Russia on Friday, it also leaves Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifying hopes in an early state of disrepair.

Argentina's progress into Sunday's final at the Maracanã after a more predictable semi than that served up in the Estádio Mineirão the previous evening means the locals' nightmare is almost complete.

It's a good and substantial interview, in which Gazzara explains that Cassavetes essentially rescued him from the TV series "Run for Your Life" ("I was doing episode after episode, one more predictable than the other. Routine, boredom, factory work, for three years")—adding, about the film "Husbands," "It saved my life".

The intraperitoneal administration of insulin allows blood glucose values to normalize more rapidly after a meal with more predictable insulin profiles than with subcutaneous insulin (8– 10).

Rather more predictable is the furore that broke out shortly after the contest.

After that, Mr. Searles leads the book into more predictable forms of suspense.

Dogs, like people, are most calm after exercise or when home where life is more predictable.

After Apgar, obstetricians decided that they needed a simpler, more predictable way to intervene when a laboring mother ran into trouble.