Sentence examples for predictable result of from inspiring English sources

If someone not wearing a seatbelt is thrown from a car during a crash, we no longer consider the resulting injuries or death accidental, but rather the predictable result of failing to take known and accepted precautions.

It's the predictable result of the campaign he waged.

The predictable result of weak growth and weak banks has been weak public finances.

To be fair, the Midwest gasoline squeeze wasn't a predictable result of the ethanol lobby's efforts.

All this is the entirely predictable result of New York State's policy of "retreat from eroding shorelines".

He said that was the predictable result "of a policy geared toward a rather small fraction of the population".

"They were the predictable results of mistaken policy choices made by politicians of both parties for more than a generation".

But these reversals of her jurisprudence were entirely predictable results of her decision to time her resignation so that George W. Bush could replace her.

It proved a false alarm, the woman mistaking contractions for the predictable results of eating a vast steak and kidney pud too quickly, although in truth there was no alarm at all.

The humiliation and shame often experienced by rape victims are predictable results of experiencing total subjugation and the intimate loss of control of one's body.

These, too, were predictable results of policy flaws that Barofsky saw ahead of time, and they surely represent "catastrophic losses".