Sentence examples for predictable origin from inspiring English sources
Directed by Dan Scanlon, who shares writing credit with Daniel Gerson and Robert L. Baird, "Monsters University" relates a more predictable origin story for Mike and Sulley.
Anticipating at first publication several obvious lines of objection, Darwin devoted much of the text of the original Origin to offering a solution in advance to predictable difficulties.
Reid's climate, environmental and political legacy is thus an unexpected one -- hardly predictable given his origins as a hard-rock miner's son, or his instincts as a cautious Senate traditionalist.
Whilst their demise over evolutionary time is predictable, the parallel evolutionary origins of supercolonial invasive ant syndromes are poorly understood [23], [24].
As a result, it appears that 80% of the offset has thermal origin and is predictable during the design.
The origin of the list is predictable— Trump acknowledged that the Conservative Heritage Foundation was helping him assemble it.
While temporary response to ABZ treatment was predictable, the correlation between outcome and geographical origin of patients is difficult to explain.
The recital format has become so robotically predictable that we tend to forget its origins in the flamboyant self-display of Paganini and Liszt.
1UP.com stated that while Origins suffered from heavy foreshadowing and predictable plot twists and character development, it added to the backstory of the series.
Most people are aware that this clockwork routine — reassuringly dependable or drearily predictable, depending on whom you ask — is of recent origin, and that before 1900 concerts assumed a quite different form.
