Sentence examples for operate predictably from inspiring English sources

The immobilisation system proved to operate predictably with pure toxicants, and was able to discriminate toxicity of various zones within the wastewater treatment plant.

It would heat up to the point where it wouldn't operate predictably.

Making matters worse, ambiguities in the draft law would have to be sorted out in a judicial system that does not always operate fairly or predictably.

Given this, I'd be surprised if districts could simply shift to the new funding model Hill describes and even if that didn't matter, because this funding is opposed to how they operate today, they will predictably gear up to fight the sort of wholesale change for which Hill advocates.

But with Oakland's front four playing passively and its linebackers being predictably non-instinctive, Bush could operate on his terms.

When a parent operates from a position of anger or resentment, predictably, they disregard the indelible impact their decisions have on their children.

The proposed conversion comes as Catellus sharpens its emphasis on the unglamorous -- but predictably profitable -- business of building and operating industrial parks instead of high-profile urban mixed-used developments.

They were predictably strong at the scrum and blessed with myriad options in the lineout; operating as they are on a squad budget of about five euros spent to every Sale pound.

On June 26th the software giant released its first competing product predictably, as a free add-on to its flagship Windows operating system.

In the Pittsburgh program, a respirator-dependent patient who had previously agreed to forgo life supports and donate vital organs is taken to an operating room and disconnected from the respirator, leading predictably to cardiac arrest.

Predictably, the vision to create a ubiquitous operating system was a resounding bust, and rather than shut down Taligent, IBM quietly absorbed its failed attempt to re-create Windows and licked its wounds.