Sentence examples for predictable life from inspiring English sources

Sanusi had, up until now, led a pretty predictable life.

His family enjoyed a comfortable, predictable life, dominated by the rhythms of brewing beer.

Any new management issue tends to go through a predictable life cycle.

The future Lord Gladwyn followed an almost predictable life path for males born into the British upper class.

This type of "radioactive battery" has a very predictable life span, so scientists are already planning for the eventual retirement of the probes.

Instead of hundreds of years, the typical suburban garden in the United States has a predictable life of about five years.

Says Brown, "We could fix that with safe, predictable, life-enhancing eye surgery".

We never know the life we'll lead in advance, and the twists and turns of even the most predictable life-journey makes prophecy foolish.

Because this is when things get interesting; up until this point, the protagonist was boring and predictable, living a life far from worthy of its own movie.

The focus of the story remains what it is in E. M. Forster's 1908 work: the fairly predictable love life of young Lucy Honeychurch Elaine Cassidyy), who must choose between the cold fish to whom she is engaged and the somewhat more roguish fellow she met on a trip to Italy.

We should instead anticipate that voters in many countries, rich and poor alike, will want something more predictable than life governed by supply-and-demand matching apps; more structured than life on the perpetual dole; more comfortable and familiar than life surrounded by people who do things in different ways, speak different languages and worship different deities.