Sentence examples for more predictable circumstances from inspiring English sources
In North Carolina, where rates are already among the nation's highest, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina wants an increase of nearly 23percentt but said it would have sought less than half that amount under more predictable circumstances.
So there's a gross discrepancy between the need and the supply of resettlement; and there's nothing more predictable under those circumstances that a black market will emerge.
In order to reduce or avoid them, individuals aim to make their future more predictable by increasing control over their circumstances (either by increasing investment in the working sphere or by entering the socially recognized status of parenthood).
Lyrically, it's concerned with the strange second period of mourning that often follows that first, more predictable collapse — when a person is no longer flailing against time and circumstance but, rather, reckoning with what she's left behind.
However, depending on the clinical setting and other circumstances, many renal tumours escape the expected behaviour and this means it is necessary to discover more predictable parameters [ 4].
Only classical parameters like histological type, stage and grade may help for such a purpose, but depending on the clinical setting and other patient's circumstances, many individual cases often escape the general rules of tumor behavior making necessary the discovering of more predictable parameters.
Hurricanes are more predictable.
Other reactions were more predictable.
But Hillary is more predictable.
