Sentence examples for predictable hand from inspiring English sources
As it is, more emphasis is placed on the trial of the battered wife, whose outcome is a little predictable, and Evie's own romance also plays a rather safe and predictable hand.
However, in some quarters, there's already been some predictable hand-wringing.
OBSESSION AND REDUNDANCY The Super Bowl's ever-escalating dominance over the airwaves and headlines led to some predictable hand-wringing.
And both deaths produced some predictable hand-wringing about skiing's perils.Anybody who lives near the ski areas that dot America's west and north-east has heard of somebody hurt while skiing.
AFTER 125 Harvard students were accused of cheating last month on the final exam of a course titled "Introduction to Congress," there was predictable hand-wringing over the declining moral standards of the academic elite.
Now that Europe's highest court has rejected this challenge, we should heave a sigh of relief, but instead we see predictable hand-wringing over the UK's loss of power.
I'm talking about inbound marketing and demand generation, the process by which marketing as a function becomes a quantitative effort to buy units of value (leads) at a predictable price and hand those off to a sales team that can convert them at a predictable rate.
Now that his sex tape and other assorted sleazy doings seem to have taken John Edwards to the bottom, the mainstream media is on to the inevitable next story in this minor Greek tragedy, "Can Edwards make a comeback?" CNN, CBS, Politico and other usual suspects have weighed in with predictable on-the-one-hand-on-the-other-hand analysis.
The only area of the game where they were superior to Wasps was goal-kicking: they were pushed around up front, could not rely on the lineout and they were largely predictable with ball in hand.
England were increasingly predictable with ball in hand, repeatedly using Barritt to bash the ball up the middle with the pace of Watson and Jonny May unused on the flanks.
