Sentence examples for predictable before from inspiring English sources
The war in Bosnia lurks behind most of these events, but it is to Hemon's credit that it does not cleave the book into a predictable "before" and "after".
But he was, as this show revealed, less predictable before then, a young man still figuring out how to make his mark, not as great an artist as he was to become but a more compelling human story.
Conclusion: Our results indicate that brachial plexus injury is not predictable before delivery, either by risk factor scoring or by partographic analysis.
As such events are acute and generally not predictable before labour, this finding provides reassurance that care in labour is not related to deprivation.
Their decisions were largely predictable even before Romney emerged as the Republican standard-bearer.
The authors argue that change is both faster and less predictable than before, making traditional top-down planning trickier.
Though the outcome was predictable even before candidacy registrations closed last Thursday, the prime minister said this election carried a long-term significance.
On the hour the defence unwisely stood off the striker to allow a shot from the angle of the area with wholly predictable results before Agüero turned up on the end of a neat passing triangle involving Silva and De Bruyne to steer in a fifth.
I have seen Wonder turn in earnest to his computerized sketchpad of drumbeats and & chord patterns and licks of partly formed melody at various times and in various places, none of them predictable: directly before shows, directly after shows, in the morning while he was having his hair braided, and, most memorably, in the middle of a conversation we were having in a hotel room in Paris in 1993.
It allows you to focus on tightening up your processes in a small-scale, predictable environment before a larger rollout.
