Sentence examples for predictable experience from inspiring English sources

Meeting Kruger is, in fact, an almost entirely predictable experience.

It was a much stickier, less predictable experience with Liam, but all the better for it.

He explains: "Our residents were asking for a more predictable experience".

She said she used to choose from a few familiar hotel chains because they offered a predictable experience.

Collected letters, especially in carefully edited modern editions such as W.S. Lewis's of the correspondences of the 18th-century man of letters Horace Walpole (34 vol., 1937 65), can offer a rewarding though not always predictable experience: some eminent people commit little of themselves to paper, while other lesser figures pungently re-create themselves and their world.

All customers want and expect from you is a reliable, predictable experience that's just slightly better than the competition – even just 1% better.

Models enable repeatable and predictable experiences.

One increasingly important group of users looking for more "predictable" experiences are companies, and it is here that perhaps the biggest turnaround in Second Life's fortunes has taken place.

Like a tourist trap, it provides a predictable, consistent experience that's enlivened by its eye-catching environments.

Mr. Donahoe, who has been running the company since his appointment to the top spot was announced in January, wants the company, the Internet's largest e-commerce site, to operate less like an unruly flea market and more like a strip mall — where buyers are guaranteed to have a comfortable and predictable shopping experience.

In many cases the relationship between temperature and developmental rate (or growth rate) becomes non-linear near the limits of a species thermal tolerance range, and models predict that temperature fluctuations should become ecologically important and less predictable when individuals experience temporary exposure to temperatures near these limits for the species (e.g. [ 18, 64]).