Sentence examples for predictable extremes from inspiring English sources
These were predictable extremes.
Rainy seasons are less predictable; extreme events are intensifying.
Her reaction would be predictable and extreme.
And Ms. Smith's attempts at satire — sending up snooty dinner parties and yuppie child care — are predictable in the extreme, as are her efforts to examine the psychological hold that class and money exert on rich and poor alike.
Crops in wealthy and poor countries alike face the growing threats of less predictable and more extreme weather, depleted soils, disease and disappearing pollinators and predators of pests.
The good news is, this show truly embraces the characters' impossible moral dilemmas without ever lapsing into lazy cynicism or predictable despair, and extreme actions are given the moral weight they're due.
Most of the climate health models estimate the effects of changing mean values of a climate condition, usually temperature, whereas there is increasing evidence that less predictable changes in extreme values (e.g., Zhou et al. 2004), particularly of precipitation (e.g., Small et al. 2003), may be more important for many diseases.
This may be an important feature of the adaptation of R. stricta to its extreme but predictable environment.
Consequently, responses of wildlife populations to climate variability and change might indeed be more consistent and more predictable in the most extreme environments of the Polar regions, than terrestrial ecosystems elsewhere.
Trying to evenly split the difference between left and right defines a path that is about as predictable as either of the extremes – and heavily influenced by both.
