Sentence examples for predictable making from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with taking a whimsical or melodramatic view of history, but both the film's humor and its pathos are glib and predictable, making the experience grating rather than charming.

Those costs now look more predictable, making it safer for firms like Imperial which is acquiring only brands, not liability-bearing legal entities to come back into the market.British American Tobacco, Reynolds's biggest shareholder, will pay $4.7 billion to maintain its 42% share.

With a large field, 30 obstacles and a near four-and-a-half-mile course, little is predictable, making it much more a test of punters' lucky streaks than their knowledge of the formbook.

Maybe since that 1953 film, portrayals of female stereotypes with glasses have been inflated to the extent of totally predictable making characters written easier for the viewer to identify as a nerd or popular person.

A portion of the firm's earnings is relatively predictable, made up of fees charged to manage assets and to advise companies on restructuring and deals.

Vivid, stirring and entirely predictable, "Made in Dagenham" is a grown-up feel-good movie plunked into a feel-bad age.

Months after raking in billions of dollars from the sale of an oil company, Roman Abramovich, one of Russia's richest men and perhaps its least predictable, made a purchase that surprised even the most jaded of businessmen.

Satellites are more fragile and harder to disguise and move in predictable paths, making them easier prey.

It's as predictable as making films – usually starring Colm Meaney – in which rustic Scots or Welsh or Hibernians are portrayed as canny.

The plot is "laboriously literal," "more than a bit lazy" and "entirely predictable despite making absolutely no sense".

It is well-known that the communication behavior of many applications are predictable, which makes it feasible to use prediction to guide task migration.