Sentence examples for predictable more from inspiring English sources

The country is safer, more predictable, more normal; the local businessmen behave more like the westerners.

Popular comedians are, to my ears, dull, predictable, more "personality" than material.

The consequences are tragic and predictable: more emergency room visits and more hospitalizations.

"It is better to have a predictable, more focused relationship than an incredibly ambitious out-of-control relationship," said one Western official.

The argument was in many ways between events in which actors followed scripts, and events in which things proceeded in a much less predictable, more open-ended fashion.

The results are predictable: more than 40% of 19-year-old care leavers are not in education, training or employment, compared to 15% of their peers.

The problem is that nothing is predictable any more.

But his bottom-up success has been less predictable, and more thrilling to watch.

Less predictable, and more broadly trenchant, are Flynn's musings on rock's cultural evolution.

It's all so much less predictable and more fun than being a slave to meat.

After 10 days of mayhem, it seemed nothing at all in politics was predictable any more.