Sentence examples for predictable circumstances from inspiring English sources
The human sense of comfort depends on repetitive, familiar actions — our minds and bodies strive to become accustomed to predictable circumstances.
It is used for simple boredom (the product of temporarily unavoidable and predictable circumstances — being stuck in one of my lectures, for example!) as well as for "existential" boredom (an unrelieved sense of isolation, emptiness, alienation and even helplessness).
It's at this point, various people have argued, that harm can occur and the response to the unrelenting boredom (these constraints of unavoidable and predictable circumstances) can be agitation or even mania and subsequently, if the doors still remain determinedly closed, depression.
While such events are not always predictable, local circumstances must be considered when planning the allocation of limited resources.
So there's a gross discrepancy between the need and the supply of resettlement; and there's nothing more predictable under those circumstances that a black market will emerge.
The risk factor represents a barely predictable event or circumstance (eg, unscheduled discharge, confusion of drug names by professionals).
The former is characteristic of species that live in unstable environments and the latter of species whose circumstances are predictable.Viewed in comparison with most animals, humans are at the predictable-environment and doting-parent end of the scale, but from a human perspective those in less developed countries are further from it than those in rich ones.
This initiative may have simply landed on the kids from out of the blue, who did the predictable thing under such circumstances: some combination of flight and fight.
Central grants are also mercifully predictable in the prevailing economic circumstances.
If you pay attention, you will probably find that your toddler's hitting is somewhat predictable: it happens in certain circumstances (such as when your toddler is hungry or tired) or at certain times (such as bath time or bedtime).
