Sentence examples for predictable measure from inspiring English sources
I've encountered cars that were yucky, that stank of tobacco or were missing a side mirror, and Autolib' acknowledged a predictable measure of vandalism and accidents.
This has the effect of a bucket of iced water thrown into his lap: "I couldn't have slept with her", he recalls with a predictable measure of sympathy.As usual with Mr Roth's books, "The Dying Animal" is fluently written and often very funny.
Of course, Trump is already onto this plan, and has acted with a predictable measure of lunacy, threatening to run as an independent, and then honing in on Cruz.
94 Moreover, it has been considered the most stable and predictable measure of on-court tennis performance, 88 66 with recent data showing medium-to-large correlations with individual rankings in male and female players (ie, from U14 to U18).
It is out of such small dull predictable measures that trust is slowly built up in a society.
Instead, states returned to some predictable measures: "sin taxes," tax increases on the wealthy, and corporate tax increases both direct rate increases and indirect so-called "loophole closers".
Policymakers should be alert to the risks and take gradual and predictable measures to address them.
There is a view within the drug industry that the application of advanced imaging methods will enhance the clinical trial process by delivering earlier and more predictable measures of drug response.
Research aimed to investigate (1) how both direction and distance of anchor (from anchor-free estimates) contribute to size of anchoring effect and (2) whether these effects are predictable by measures of personality traits (Big Five) and general intelligence.
As can be seen in Figure 3, responding was somewhat more predictable with this measure of behaviour compared to the two other spatial measures.
