Sentence examples for predictable outlook from inspiring English sources
"It would provide industries of all kinds with a predictable outlook for energy costs, allowing them to confidently invest in growth".
She urged legislators to maintain a consistent and predictable funding outlook for the agency, something that hasn't happened in recent years as Congress has failed to agree on funding bills and long-term budget plans.
According to this analysis, the reunification of power in the Russian president in both title and practice — even one, like Mr. Putin, who has a track record of abrogating contracts — creates a more predictable long-term outlook for companies like Exxon Mobil, which has just agreed to a major oil exploration deal in the Russian Arctic.
And as the economic outlook grows less and less predictable, it seems likely that managing the state's finances will dominate Mr. Paterson's first year in office.
IN MANY ways, the OECD's twice-yearly Economic Outlook, published on May 24th, is entirely predictable.
Implicitly, a dancefloor that doesn't want familiar sounds and predictable connections tends to be more progressive in outlook, which for Berman suggests it fits the psychodynamics of particular drugs.
