Sentence examples for predictable prospect from inspiring English sources
Its conclusion was damming: "We do not have useful machine translation [and] there is no immediate or predictable prospect of useful machine translation".
Mr. Galbraith advises investors to emphasize sectors and companies with predictable earnings prospects.
When Betances arrived, Murphy could sense that Betances was obsessing over his mistakes — a predictable reaction for a top prospect who was free-falling through the system.
Eric Danton of The Hartford Courant pointed out that "her prospects in the United States are less predictable thanks to a fragmented radio landscape and what for many English-speaking listeners is a language barrier".
Ultimately, the United Kingdom will face the real prospect of national insolvency, with all the predictable dire consequences.
Then she's straight back to power-hosing on the octave-vaulting emotion with Run, a predictable finale that bleeds vulnerability – especially for her career prospects.
"When the grades went down, a predictable cry went up: that we were hurting the prospects of these children.
- Research doesn't give predictable results that one can control, and yet career prospects (in research) depend a lot on how well you did during your grad school and post-doc years, so prospects can be good or bad depending at least partly on the papers you publish.
No matter what the prospects will be, the planets in their predictable movements will afford us a steady stream of new spectacles to come, which are sure to entertain and amaze us.
While Don's approach was pretty cheesy and predictable, Liz was bold and totally distinct from what the prospect typically experiences.
