Sentence examples for predictable since from inspiring English sources

I suppose that is predictable since this sort of scandal seems to go in cycles.

In this process, the formed shapes are not intuitively predictable since two-dimensional design lines corresponding to the reconfigurable rollers produce a 3D curved surface.

First, some of the "noise" in polling is predictable, since some polling firms consistently show results that are more favorable for one or the other candidate.

This is not proof, but it adds weight to the idea that men have been predictable since the beginning of time.

He said that the changes were meant to make weekend subway service more predictable, since it is already often disrupted by track and signal maintenance and improvement projects.

However, Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vince Cable said: "This is a very serious development indeed and it was entirely predictable since Northern Rock is one of those banks which has been aggressively increasing its market share by offering mortgages at multiples of income well in excess of prudent levels.

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Her lack of pretensions, no doubt, makes the nepotism of her promotion easier to swallow, particularly since her rise has been so predictable since 1995, when she became Fidelity's largest single shareholder.

The vote was surely predictable, and – since the loss is embarrassing – avoidable.

David Davis, the former Tory minister, said it was a predictable emergency since the ECJ judgment was made on 8 April.

While a cold response to his more assertive foreign policy is predictable — Tokyo since World War II has consistently deferred to its U.S. protector — it is sorely misguided.