Sentence examples for predictable it would from inspiring English sources

As one security agent told me, "If we were predictable, it would be very dangerous".

"If the government decided to become more credible and predictable, it would help a lot".

The rest of the narrative is so predictable it would tell itself, except for one detail.

Even if changes in demand are somewhat predictable, it would still be desirable for the cloud service provider to be able to accommodate such changes without having to renegotiate a new SLA.

Change would be paradoxically predictable – it would occur in any dynamic network – but unpredictable – the trajectory and detail would be unknowable into the future, and only readily discernible with hindsight.

If the cortex were to expand differentially in a predictable pattern, it would in turn give rise to predictable stress lines across the surface in the manner of a folded sheet of paper repeatedly bending at a predefined crease.

It's all a bit precious and predictable, and it would have benefited from a more sensible rating.

It continues: "It was utter folly to attempt to link the hugely differing economies of northern and southern Europe and utterly predictable that it would end in catastrophe because there will be many more years for the fallout to continue".

He said that the EU's rejection of Chequers at Salzburg was "all too predictable" and it would have happened either there or at the European summit due next month.

However, even if the intensity of a stimulus has a high variance, and it is correlated with reward, it is not useful to a neuron if it is highly predictable, since it would merely be telling the neuron what the neuron already knows.

Traditional chemotherapy has the advantage over targeted therapy that side effects are more predictable, and it would be possible in theory to select agents with side effects restricted to dividing cells.