Sentence examples for predictable promotion from inspiring English sources
Gallinari's insertion was a natural and predictable promotion.
This has been the least predictable Championship promotion race in memory and its remorseless intensity can be summed up by the fact that sixth-placed Ipswich, who have 74 points with three games to play, could quite conceivably miss out on the play-offs.
But it's disappointing the debate about the interface of households and retailers is limited to a narrow and predictable focus on promotions – such as "buy one, get one free" offers (Bogofs) – and date labelling.
Operational simplification (fewer products, no promotions, predictable deliveries, and so on) and the standardization of routine processes (such as unloading trucks, shelving, and cleaning) further reduce variability and make it possible to more accurately forecast workloads.
Elsewhere, online retailers run consistent, predictable sales and promotions.
"He tackled predictable subjects: satirising self-promotion by plugging DVDs for his own creations; tossing off banal generalities about the unimportance of actors; [and] small-penis yuks.
If the promotion of David Jones was predictable, the appointment of his deputies - and the manner of it - has been anything but.
Bob Crow, general secretary of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union, said: "This book is the predictable wallowing in self pity and self promotion of a Labour leader who squandered a golden opportunity to tackle the inequalities in our society.
In the context of more predictable emergencies such as drought, it includes the promotion of preparedness and contingency planning as well as emergency response itself.
Each move represented a promotion, but the frequent relocations took a predictable toll on her romantic life.
