Sentence examples for nearly predictable from inspiring English sources
To put it bluntly, she's too powerful: too intense, and not nearly predictable enough, to fit comfortably into the risk-averse entertainment that passes for major-studio filmmaking these days.
Catastrophes, however, are not nearly as predictable.
And beer, that great bouillabaisse of an invention, became nearly as predictable as wine.
The fertile period spans the day of ovulation and the 5 days before, they found, and ovulation isn't nearly as predictable as people thought, even in women with regularly timed menstrual cycles.
And we have words, usually too many words, nearly always predictable ones.
Being that investment fees are nearly 100% predictable, reducing costs is the easiest way to improve future investment performance.
OO Scientists Find a Way to Predict U.S. Heat Waves Weeks in Advance - Deadly summer heat waves in the eastern US may be predictable nearly two months before they occur; research shows that the occurrence of a distinctive pattern of water temperatures across a wide stretch of the North Pacific Ocean is significantly correlated to such heat waves.
Moreover, modern society is essentially based on known technology with nearly absolute and predictable (when compared with biology) established laws of physics and chemistry while the social life is tightly regulated by law and traditions; so different ways of thinking and better explanations with fewer promises for society are needed for biology.
The results were almost too predictable: As of this spring Microsoft had nearly 90% of the force feedback joystick market.
For the sixth time since 1995, lawmakers clashed over one of the most inflammatory issues about abortion with the very predictable result that nearly all House Republicans supported the ban while many Democrats opposed it on a vote of 274 to 151.
