Sentence examples for predictable issue from inspiring English sources

John Yoo, a former Justice Department official whose "torture memos" helped provide the legal fig leaf that justified the torture, took predictable issue with the report.

There are the predictable issues facing the candidates running for mayor of New York: jobs, education, crime.

Sure, it was low on policy detail and there were predictable issues that plenty of his supporters will disagree with, from welfare to Afghanistan.

Nicki Tranter of PopMatters said that the remainder of the album was "tried and tested" dance-pop, noting "Boys" and "Cinderella" revisiting "old Britney territory exploring predictable issues including her love being irreplaceable, her use of the dance floor as an appropriate courting place, and her much-loved girl-ness".

The (predictable) result: another PR firestorm in which the local authorities had to issue a formal apology.

The predictable outcome?

The predictable result?

Specifically, the governors' soapbox agenda runs the gamut from predictable national issues (tax cuts, job creation and new energy sources) to obscure homegrown matters (stanching the flow of Hollywood jobs overseas and keeping alive the flow of post-Sept. 11 aid to New York).

The absence of a Buckley-esque gatekeeper today has allowed extreme, untested candidates to take center stage and then commit predictable gaffes and issue moon-bat pronouncements.

Gasoline prices are as predictable a political issue in a presidential election campaign as taxes or unemployment, even though presidents have little if any control over them.

The launch is sure to be followed in the coming days by congratulatory meetings in workplaces and residential complexes around the country, as well as endless televised reminders of the Korean People's Army's prowess and interviews in which citizens issue predictable declarations of delight.