Sentence examples for predictable it would be from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Such a bull-headed reaction was predictable; and, yes, it would be a good thing if shareholders did not outsource their thinking to third parties.

Pension funds would like nothing better than for asset markets to rise in a steady, predictable fashion, so it would be easy to work out how to meet their liabilities.

In other words, unless and until their bilateral trade relations are on predictable and transparent path it would be difficult to continue to have such beneficial trade relations.

Since young and mature DGCs display distinct excitability, spike properties and input strength, it would be predictable that they are differentially recruited into an active network.

This level of DAH should be predictable and reliable, and thus it would be preferable that contributions be required, or at least be subjected to peer pressure (for example, contributions to the International Development Association) and mutual accountability.

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.

It would be too predictable".

An arrested-development comedy grafted to a wan indie story of a family drifting apart, it would be entirely predictable were it not for the weird shifts in tone and an implausible crisis involving a kitchen knife that pushes the story toward its conclusion.

"Under those circumstances it would be entirely predictable to see a spike in alcoholism, domestic violence and other crime amongst the cohort in the years that followed".