Sentence examples for predictable over from inspiring English sources

Because the Regents are so predictable over time, "I know every single question on this test," he said.

This approach is adequate as long as the environment of a WWTP is stable or predictable over this long time period.

And all of it wore thin and predictable over the course of an opera that, musically at least, trades as much in subtlety as in buffoonery.

Child care, for those fortunate enough to have healthy kids, becomes reasonably predictable over time, aside from the inevitable ear infections and transient illnesses.

"If crime at locations is highly predictable over long periods, there is often something fundamentally wrong with how the place is managed by its owner that makes it a crime hotspot.

Badu's fashion sense, like her music, has grown less predictable over the years, and on this night she was wearing a painted knee-length robe over denim overalls and about a cubic foot of beads hanging from her neck; in place of the head wraps of two decades ago, she wore a tall black hat with a rounded crown and a flat brim, precisely cocked.

The lesson from the analyst's couch is that, far from being random, these mistakes are systematic and predictable:Over-optimism. Ask most people about the future, and they will see too much blue sky ahead, even if past experience suggests otherwise.

Those of us who think Saturday's result will prove to be a predictable heart-over-head folly must acknowledge why so many decent people voted for the tooth fairy.

Despite mediocre reviews and a predictable triumph-over-adversity biopic structure, Soul Surfer should have no problem making its money back and more.

A reliable process is one that produces a consistent and predictable result, over and over.

This is insane (making the same predictable mistake over and over again) and it should stop.