Sentence examples for more predictable because from inspiring English sources

More than a half-dozen Republican governors suggested in a draft plan last month that the per-person allotment start only for able-bodied adults on Medicaid, whose costs are more predictable because most already are in managed-care plans.

This makes personal loans more predictable because you will have the same balance each month.

For starters, their behavior is more predictable because their personalities are already well developed.

Kelvin Benjamin, who lit up NFL defenses for 73 catches and nine touchdowns as a rookie, makes Carolina far more predictable because Newton loses a sensational red-zone target and a 6-foot-5 behemoth who can really run.

Shoehorn (Michael Conley) is more predictable simply because his specialty is a signature, playing the saxophone as he taps.

It's true that they're a safer and more predictable adversary, because they're rational and won't let the economy collapse.

In particular, the values revealed during 24 hours are more predictable, perhaps because they are probable proof of the capacity of recovering the hypoperfusion of tissues and the anaerobic metabolism that is the cause of the development of organ failure and future complications.

Paul Krugman's strategy for economic recovery would accelerate our next, more predictable economic crisis because of excessive government debt ("Kick That Can," column, Feb. 8).

Similarly, tax rates would grow more predictable and stable, because there would be no need to change taxation during emergencies.

NHL games are even more predictable, in part because they are very low-scoring games, and the winner may be accurately chosen roughly 80% of the time after the first event.

Consequently, the breast shape is more predictable and more stable because the lateral, inferior and medial folds are definitely determined.