Sentence examples for predictable charges from inspiring English sources
(Better a ferocious bull on the offensive with bold, predictable charges than a cowardly and defensive bull with unclear intentions).
The article on Tom Ford drew predictable charges of excess, along with a few ideas for new Gucci products.
(Criterion, May 19, $29.95) STEPHANIE ZACHAREK Beyond Rangoon (1995) There's a hypocritical disconnect between the (often justified) complaint that Americans are ignorant of events in other countries and the predictable charges of cultural appropriation that result whenever a Western filmmaker takes on the subject of political strife in a non-Western country.
Cue the predictable charge of "class envy" or what Boris Johnson dismisses as "bashing or moaning or preaching or bitching".
Subsequently, multiple charged, aerosolized droplets are dried and charge reduction occurs leading to a predictable equilibrium charge distribution of the nanoaerosol [21,22].
A predictable photoexcited charge transfer between ZnO and Sn2S3 can be noted.
An unhelpful Conservative MEP has been caught joining in the NHS-bashing in America, leading to the predictable and unfair charge that Mr Cameron's henchmen are secretly bent on unravelling the system.This focus on the NHS is unfortunate in a couple of serious ways.
Moving men, doctors, lawyers, book salesmen — any man associated with a threatening change in my life became erotically charged, with predictable results".
A portion of the firm's earnings is relatively predictable, made up of fees charged to manage assets and to advise companies on restructuring and deals.
This is all depressingly predictable: The more implausible the charge, the more it runs counter to everything we know about the subject, the more news and sales it generates.
