Sentence examples for predictable and comfortable from inspiring English sources

Lyons also said the BBC Trust has asked Thompson to look at how the corporation should "serve all audiences" with "fresh and new" programmes, not a "diet of the predictable and comfortable", while "nurturing home-grown talent... across the full range of genres".

How do you structure your retirement money so that the nice, predictable, and comfortable retirement you've always dreamed of is what you'll have?

Fujita's mushroom-archwire technique, introduced in the 1970s, is effective [1, 2], but entails difficult clinical management, as it usually requires vertical and horizontal inset bends between the canine and premolar, which makes the outcome less predictable and comfortable [3].

Why It Exists: Organizations and individuals are frequently used to routine ways of doing business, and become entrenched in surrounding processes and procedures, which come to feel predictable and comfortable to them.

It also seemed predictable and too comfortable, a deadly combination.

According to the historian John K. Walton in "The British Seaside: Holidays and Resorts in the Twentieth Century," lidos offered "frolic, sport, scope for display of physical pride and prowess and (the other side of the coin) acceptable voyeurism … safer, more predictable and often more comfortable to the feet than bathing in unmediated water".

She knew law — it was comfortable, predictable, and, frankly, she was good at it.

By zeroing in on regional food, the Sterns avoid a serious weakness of more traditional guidebooks like the AAA Guides, the Mobil Travel Guides and the Frommer's America on Wheels series, which tend to tilt toward the comfortable, predictable and expensive.

It was predictable and predicted.

This was predictable and predicted.

"It's fast, comfortable and predictable, and will save time for millions of passengers a year," he said.