Sentence examples for predictable drive from inspiring English sources

"This technology is perfect for work applications, things that require repetitive activities, predictable drive cycles and customers with very defined needs and functions".

Gene duplication was previously suggested as an "alternative predictable drive" to increase morphological complexity.

In James McLure's predictable "Drive-In Dreams," two Southern high-school boys (Connor Buckley and Nick Gehlfuss) do what we've seen teen-age boys do ad nauseam: try to get lucky at a drive-in movie, while their girlfriends (Erin Darke and Megan Ketch) resist.

The sedans also are reasonably powerful, predictable to drive and relatively easy to maintain.

The first is that the reduced tendency to stall might produce a car that is more predictable to drive.

Instead, although the 2019 car is more predictable to drive, it is lacking in aerodynamic downforce, is overweight and lacking in a number of other areas.

Serbia's repression of Kosovo, which predictably drove some members of its Albanian majority to violence, has now led to the predictable crackdown.

For motorists with short, predictable daily drives, all-electric cars may prove adequate and, as batteries improve, increasingly cost-effective.

The Iraqi occupation was badly planned and mishandled – that became obvious very early – and gave huge opportunities to a (predictable?) insurgency driven by the displaced Sunni minority whose privileged regime had been overthrown.

These subcompacts are fun, well made and predictable when driven hard.

Once each aircraft is stable and predictable and driven to the best business goal, airlines should then move to real-time management and assignment of gates.