Sentence examples for predictable pace from inspiring English sources
With a tediously slow and predictable pace, Ms. Finfer parallels Mies's artistic drive with his messy personal life.
Some technologies do indeed improve at such a predictable pace that they obey simple formulae such as Moore's law, which acts as a battleplan for the semiconductor industry.
Most corporate management tools were developed during an era when the world moved at a much slower and predictable pace.
(Bitcoin has to be "mined"; people actually have to buy hardware to expend a huge amount of computational power to have a chance of winning some Bitcoin as the currency's supply expands at a predictable pace).
Time moves along at a perfectly predictable pace.
"Now that Muhammad's not representing himself, we're seeing the trial going along a more predictable pace," Benjamin said.
The result moves Arsenal into the top four behind predictable pace-setters Chelsea and Manchester City, as well as Southampton, who continue their excellent start to the season.
Some found it predictable, slow paced and lacking in character development, and felt the beginning of the episode needed to better explain the setting and plot.
Former players, including Phil Neville, a team-mate of Scholes at United, and ex-Arsenal and West Ham striker John Hartson, have also criticised United's displays as "really poor", "predictable" and "lacking pace".
And it's predictable at a steady pace or at the very edge of sane street driving.
