Sentence examples for more predictable but from inspiring English sources

These changes are more predictable but unremitting.

Relative to ecological restoration, ecological engineering provides outcomes that are more predictable but with lower diversity.

Some of the other tracks may be more predictable, but Baez is still worth checking out.

"The technology is getting better and more predictable, but the controversy is also getting bigger," Gao said.

Once you get the hang of it, the timing becomes much more predictable, but there is a learning curve here.

The changes will reduce the bank's overall revenue, steering it to more predictable but lower-margin businesses.

The shrimp cocktail was a more predictable opener but it, too, was better than the norm.

That promises a more predictable environment, but it will also entrench fragmentation, with borrowers in weak countries finding it harder and more expensive to gain access to credit.

A new system would have more predictable coverage, but insured persons would face more of the initial costs of their care while being protected from catastrophic costs.

Bone-borne palatal expanders reduce the risk of dental damage and provide more predictable results, but ready-made bone-borne RPE appliances are expensive and bulky and are restricted in specific cases.

(Stay tuned). Hopefully we'll end this week back on a more predictable schedule, but maybe I'll be right back to eating lunch over Hudson's head while he sleeps in the carrier and praying that a spinach leaf doesn't land on his cute little head.