Sentence examples for much better predictable from inspiring English sources
In 84.3% of the cycles the first day of withdrawal bleeding was reported on pill-free days 3 to 5. The first bleeding day in the HFI varied one day in 75% of the migraineurs and two days or less from cycle to cycle in more than 90% of the women and insofar was much better predictable in comparison with the natural cycle.
He would have wanted things much better organised against the predictable outbreak of guerrilla violence after the conventional battle had been won.
ADHD kids function much better when the schedule is totally predictable.
But the other actors fare much better, even when the story goes down its predictable paths.
Ben Affleck is a much better actor than I remember, and it wasn't as predictable as I had anticipated.
Mr Duhigg argues, for example, that people can be trapped by a predictable cycle: you flag in midafternoon, you eat a biscuit, you feel much better.
These questions are then applied to the Britain of May 1997.The study runs to 538 pages and its predictable conclusion is that although British democracy is good in parts it could be made much better.
But they are small, and banks are usually much better equipped to provide financial services on a large scale.In many countries, not only are better and more predictable monetary policies improving the environment for banking; privatisation of state-owned banks has also created opportunities, and better regulation has helped too.
Can do better, much better.
"I feel much, much better.
