Sentence examples for predictable ill from inspiring English sources

Is there a way to avert the predictable ill effects of global warming without damaging our economy as our politicians fear?

War is a complex endeavor that has no predictable outcome: ill-equipped militias can defeat modern armies, huge battles can hinge on luck or bad weather.

Predictable predictions?

After everything else that has happened to the Santa Clara High boys' basketball coach in the past eight months, getting ill was predictable.

In the absence of risk adjustment, insurers may incur predictable losses from chronically ill patients, which can create a business case for investing in prevention.

It's easy to imagine that such an endorsement is, if anything, stronger than those handed out so freely by movie stars, musicians, and the more predictable poster-children for ill-advised lifestyle choices.

Although the PK of beta-lactams in the noncritically ill is generally predictable, the rapidly changing acute pathophysiology and organ dysfunction that occurs in the critically ill means that any assumptions about drug concentrations are unreliable and dose-effect relationships are unpredictable.

We aimed to determine whether propofol concentrations in critically ill patients are predictable during constant rate infusion, and whether significant organ failure might lead to accumulation when compared with conventional pharmacokinetic models.

Responding in its ill-advised but predictable way, Pyongyang withdrew from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, expelled atomic energy agency inspectors, resumed processing fuel rods and began developing nuclear explosive devices.

There are also quite a few predictable dumb-model jokes, which seem particularly ill-advised.

That Europeans have often taken the lead in exploring this ill-defined legacy is a predictable irony.