Sentence examples for no more predictable from inspiring English sources

Seventeen years later, Björk has built a career that is no more predictable than her hair.

War is no more predictable than is a game of chess.

The result in Portugal is great news for the season ahead, which is no more predictable now than before Qatar.

The Woodpecker, now silent, is a reminder of a time when errors no more predictable than those at Chernobyl might have led to a nuclear world war.

Lovesey is such a master of black humor and macabre plot twists that the attitudes of Foxford's parishioners are no more predictable than Otis's outrageous behavior.

The balloons that Kittinger rode to the stratosphere nearly fifty years ago were filled with helium rather than with hot air, but the same principles applied: they were no more predictable than the weather.

And it is no more than predictable that one of those who did reap the rewards in abundance is now charged with ensuring that the costs of crisis are borne by those who were least to blame and last to benefit.

If the combination results from nothing more than "ordinary innovation" and "does no more than yield predictable results," the court said in a unanimous opinion, it is not entitled to the exclusive rights that patent protection conveys.

Observing that each of them had managed no more than the predictable bedsheet toga and paper-laurel crown, I said to Father, "Why don't you dress up like Cleopatra and take Humphrey along with you?" The suggestion came half-way into the second round of Martinis and was acted upon at once.

The new rules, he said, will produce a "more predictable, no-surprises kind of development".

Their movements will be more predictable -- no spin moves, no crazy stunts -- and they will probably be easier to block, a concession to the larger goal.