Sentence examples for predictable enough for from inspiring English sources
But there is still a fierce debate about whether these movements are predictable enough for investors to make money trading on the basis of expected price changes.
The perfect sport would be 50% predictable and 50% random: predictable enough for fans to build up expertise about what determines success and failure, and unpredictable enough to surprise spectators.
The steering is light with a modest gain when ramped up, and combined with a fast air suspension, the dynamics are predictable enough for competent driving.
By focusing on the dynamic nature of trade relations between Ethiopia and China, this study aims to contribute to the debate on the extent to which the on-going trade relations will be predictable enough for mutual benefits of the two countries, with in the broader context of China - Africa relations, and South - South relations.
Perennial production could be undertaken on a massive scale, with attendant economies, but the market is neither large enough nor predictable enough (except for the greenhouse growing of such cut flowers as chrysanthemums and carnations) to interest most growers.
They're predictable enough, though, unusually for this company, there's what appears to be a gay duet.
It was predictable enough that he should call for peace in the world's newest conflict in South Sudan; in Syria, Iraq and between Israelis and Palestinians; and in forgotten places like the Central African Republic, where things are going from bad to worse out of sight of the world's cameras.
To put it bluntly, she's too powerful: too intense, and not nearly predictable enough, to fit comfortably into the risk-averse entertainment that passes for major-studio filmmaking these days.
In the past, said goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann, who plays for Wolverhampton, Rooney's Vesuvian eruptions were regular and predictable enough to mark with an egg timer.
For, despite their differences, the 70m users were still predictable enough that a generic password dictionary was effective against both the entire sample and any demographically organised slice of it.
The outcome was predictable enough.
