Sentence examples for predictable how from inspiring English sources

"It's not predictable how organisms will eventually move," Dr. Paige said.

First, it is not entirely predictable how influential the economic advisor will be once the candidate takes office.

Yes, for some reason, it's chaos that rules in this town — no matter how contrived, how predictable, how inconsequential.

But how would she manage in circumstances less familiar and predictable, how would she deal with the challenge of novel neighborhoods and streets?

But while the arrival of gray hair is relatively predictable, how and why hair ages this way is not well understood.

That's in part because it may not be so predictable how the costs of energy technologies will fall, and it's hard to forecast what will happen to oil prices either.

How work norms make people more similar (and predictable) and how this affects optimal incentive schemes has not yet received much attention in the literature.

It remains, however, to establish to which degree caries is predictable and how various biomarker strategies should be applied to better explain and predict caries.

What was not predictable was how brazen and open the frenzy would ultimately become.

Less predictable was how they would be outperformed by the lovely, feather-light salmon mousse paired with this dish.

In many ways, the relative ordering of the states is more predictable than how the election as a whole will play out.