Sentence examples for predictable from a from inspiring English sources

But it was also sadly predictable from a player who has always found controversy.

The benefits of such multiple changes are often not predictable from a priori structural knowledge.

Let's not have really good restaurants, let's have Kentucky Fried Chicken!" It is fighting talk, and perhaps predictable from a man who has been given the keys to one of the BBC's biggest shows.

A PAS youth leader, Nasrudin Hasan, explains:"Adam Lambert's shows...are outrageous, with lewd dancing and a gay performance…This is not good for people in our country".The outrage was predictable from a party that has frequently positioned itself as a moral arbiter for all Malaysians.

The results, just published in Nature, show that those fates were predictable from a genetic analysis of the tumorous tissue.A gene microarray consists, as its name suggests, of an array of tiny cells (the microarray used by Dr Friend has 25,000 of them).

The evolutionary outcomes are predictable from a knowledge of the equilibrium population sizes in relation to the social-sexual crossover point.

The goal of aviation is safe, efficient, and predictable travel from point A to B. There is no reason why medicine should not similarly promote safe, efficient, and predictable care from A to D (admission to discharge).

Such fear-mongering is predictable from an administration obsessed with concealing its own abuses.

Such hype and manipulation is predictable from an administration so obsessed with concealing its own abuses.

What they found was perhaps entirely predictable from an intuitive perspective of the network users, but important as we try to understand the structure of information flow on the Web.

But it's predictable from an industry that makes money by avoiding risk and providing less care, and that is one of the largest political sponsors of congressional Republicans and spends millions to protect its uncontrolled ability to make unlimited profits.