Sentence examples for predictable enough to from inspiring English sources

Probably not the one who dutifully appeared in an ABC sitcom predictable enough to require a laugh track.

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.

The revenues are steady and predictable enough to allow ESCos to unburden their balance sheets and lower their borrowing costs by securitising them.

The problem, of course, is that criminal behavior, like the rest of human life, is rarely predictable enough to ensure that outcome.

This link is predictable enough to qualify as an economic law, named after Arthur Okun, who showed that when America's GDP fell by 2%, its unemployment rate rose by about half that.

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.

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.

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 researchers' results are predictable enough and boil down to the fact that stereotypical boys' and girls' toys encourage and repress various types of learning and behaviour.

But early on he decided to collect three-thousand-hit milestones because they were predictable and infrequent enough to make advance travel arrangements possible.

It's wholly predictable, but creepy enough to keep you engaged.