Sentence examples for predictable concern from inspiring English sources
Stephen Herring, head of taxation at the IoD, said: "The announcement of another HMRC restructure will be met with predictable concern that fewer people answering calls could result in lower revenue.
These new projects are arriving with predictable concerns from the community.
For Spelman, a historically black women's college in Atlanta, the decision was motivated by predictable concerns about money and logistics, but also by a concern for the health of the population it serves.
Yet as best I can tell, Rauf did nothing to prepare for a fight and preempt the predictable concerns and objections.
Susan Dominus's article (May 5) on Pat Wexler is likely to result in many letters expressing the predictable indignation concerning vain patients and opportunistic physicians engaged in the use of an expensive and potentially dangerous medication to erase facial wrinkles.
Addition also obeys predictable rules concerning related operations such as subtraction and multiplication.
Our study generated some predictable findings concerning the 'average' profile of a patient with fluid overload in the US.
On the other hand, there are a number of predictable areas of concern that can be inquired about in advance, which is why savvy traveling couples negotiate prenuptial and separation agreements before plighting their traveling troths.
The predictable litany of "concerns" about her qualifications, stances on legal issues, and judicial temperament are red meat for their constituents and fodder for the talking heads on the far right as they prepare to do battle in the midterm elections in November.
