Sentence examples for predictable approach from inspiring English sources

Through statements and actions, Mr. Greenspan has locked the Fed into a fairly predictable approach.

Therefore, the expression of virus-specific shRNAs is a novel, effective, and predictable approach to engineer resistance against PVY.

But I am hopeful, though I cannot be sure, that the new administration will take a more balanced and predictable approach.

We discussed a certain type of "writer" and their approach to "writing", the same, dreary, predictable approach most of us have stumbled across, so ubiquitous are its perpetrators.

Even before President Obama nominated her to lead the Fed on Wednesday, Ms. Yellen advocated a rigorous, predictable approach to steering the nation's economy.

How could Team Cameron have failed to foresee the Scottish nationalists' cunning yet eminently predictable approach, and have walked straight into the trap?

In case you're confused, you read that correctly: the Republican candidate is emphasising his closeness to the French government's position, against his opponent's.It was predictable approaching depressing when conservatives mocked John Kerry in 2004 as somehow "too French" (the man committed the crime of speaking the language, you see, and married a multilingual foreigner to boot).

Better understanding the motivation of end users will support us in defining more stable and predictable approaches.

It's an enjoyable enough evening, albeit somewhat repetitive and predictable in approach.

I was heartened to see that the film did not completely tilt toward the predictable Hollywood approach to "Big Pharma" of an evil corporation plotting terrible things in the pursuit of money.

The goal of this article is to present some of the key issues that require more fundamental understanding if engineered wetlands are to become a predictable, mainstream approach for decentralized wastewater treatment.