Sentence examples for predictable final from inspiring English sources
So what if there is no weapons of mass destruction?" Likewise, those who had long opposed the war in Iraq viewed the Senate report as a predictable, final proof that American soldiers should never have been sent there.
So my predictable final question on this is, if serious evidence of that sort of thing – people working in the youth service saying to those they work with, in effect, we expect you to help Lutfur – was brought to you, what would you do?
The model results indicate predictable final vertical profiles (of proportional density plus the two metrics) similar to the profiles of measured distributions for each species.
But Spurs hit a creative block for the rest of the half, with West Ham's disciplined defence easily reading their opponents' predictable final balls.
If you have too many thrilling shocks early on you end up with predictable semi-finals (1994, 2002), and if you have none you end up without that Pak Doo-Ik moment (2006).
The only thing predictable about this final is its unpredictability.
Elgar mingled with David Bowie, Handel with Dizzee Rascal: it was (at least until the final predictable McCartney singalong) the music of the iPod shuffle age.
The immediate reaction to the policy of freezing prices and reviewing the energy market was to brand it as the final, predictable swing of the Labour pendulum back to its natural resting place over anti-business state intervention and monolithic service provision.
Some of this was exaggerated, some entirely predictable, but with the final product now available for consumption, hopefully the conversation can finally shift from the optics and marketing to one about quality of content.
She avoided any serious threat of an upset, and her workmanlike effort resulted in a predictable trip to the final for the second consecutive year.
