Sentence examples for predictable flow from inspiring English sources

What Americans wanted from Japan was a predictable flow of industrial goods.

Some individuals invest via retirement accounts, offering a predictable flow of capital.

For most days of the year, a site can accommodate a predictable flow of traffic.

No wonder students don't do well slugging through prose that has bland content, predictable flow and zero visual appeal.

Exploiting these deposits requires smaller wells and more sophisticated technology, but the wells generally have a more predictable flow over a longer period.

Firstly, ocean waves are not such an innocuous, predictable flow of water and secondly, life thrives in the ocean.

In addition they do not want promises of cash, but guaranteed, predictable flows of money.

Britain's competitors have better educated workforces, more predictable flows of capital to industry, and stronger supply chains.

Oxfam said the agreement would offer a "frayed lifeline" to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people, but warned measures to ensure predictable flows of finance to developing countries to help them deal with climate change had been dropped.

Last week we discussed a whole range of issues, from the need to make deep enough CO2 cuts to keep temperature rise within 2C (thus preventing the most dangerous climate change), to the need to create large, predictable flows of finance to help the poorest to adapt and to move to low-carbon growth.

Which means that once you make a pledge you must keep that much on hand in liquid form (which is one reason why pension funds, with their predictable flows, are attracted to the LBO funds).