Sentence examples for predictable relatively from inspiring English sources
The Oscar nominees were announced this morning, and they're relatively predictable, relatively mature, and relatively downbeat.
— Ben Greenman The Oscar nominees were announced this morning, and they're relatively predictable, relatively mature, and relatively downbeat.
This observation suggests a cascade mechanism for transmission of signals, the extent of which is not fully known although it converges in a predictable, relatively small number of reactions.
These events however were predictable, relatively innocuous and did not require further intervention to remedy.
What happened next was, with hindsight, predictable, though relatively few people spotted it at the time.
My only complaint was that the steering — while predictable and relatively quick — could use more weight.
Their attitude was predictable and relatively respectful; they were there to instill fear, to dissuade any challenge.
The nature of the stochastic response is predictable for relatively low frequency inputs but unexpected results may occur at intermediate frequencies.
In this investigation we show that it is essential to consider the wetting, or slip, properties of the non-fully wetted surfaces when designing the lubrication, and that this is also to a large extent predictable and relatively simple to implement.
In fact, for all the current excitement about rock-star bonds and the like, it is striking that the vast majority of asset-backed securities are American and involve a few types of assets, such as mortgage and credit-card loans, which generate relatively predictable amounts of cash at predictable times.
They cited that although the story is relatively predictable, the way in which the predictability of the film is part of the story, the amazingly extravagant musical numbers, along with the way in which Disney pokes fun at its traditional line of animated movies outweighs any squabbles about storyline or being unsure of what age bracket the film is made for.
