Sentence examples for predictable problems from inspiring English sources

This late switch – brought on by Juventus's success in reaching the Champions League final, scheduled to take place one day before the original Coppa Italia final date – has led to entirely predictable problems that the footballing authorities have (entirely predictably) failed to prepare for.

Filming the Crucifixion presents some predictable problems.

Private arms dealers said the practice caused predictable problems.

Along with the predictable problems – whom to invite?

By Emma Allen Filming the Crucifixion presents some predictable problems.

The programme of mergers and closures has thrown up predictable problems.

In the 20th minute, the predictable problem occurred.

IBM "couldn't handle a predictable problem", a reference to the denial of service attacks that shut down the ABS website on census night in August.

The problem with the new office is the depressingly predictable problem of so much of British public life: Its role and its responsibility have never been sufficiently thought out.

"It was a predictable problem, but we never paid enough attention to it," said Ernesto E. Espino de la O, who manages the treatment and water supply project for the National Water Commission.

The dumping plans have now been thwarted by what some experts say was a predictable problem: a public outcry over tritium, a relatively weak radioactive isotope that cannot be removed from the water.