Sentence examples for predictable sources from inspiring English sources

Queensland's police minister, Bill Byrne, condemned "opportunistic commentary" on extremism from "predictable sources" whose contributions were "highly speculative and unhelpful".

The highlights come from gentler, less predictable sources, such as Jean Ritchie's The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore, a 1966 lament for her Kentucky coalmining home town.

While not referring to any politician specifically, Byrne said some of the commentary from "predictable sources" was highly speculative and unhelpful.

And the evening, while uneven, did manage to salvage a respectable quota of invigorating laughs, most of them from predictable sources.

Council member David Grosso (I-At Large) said such critical programs should be funded by stable and predictable sources of revenue.

She encountered civic doubt and open hostility from predictable sources, as well as a surprising resistance from feminists offended by her passive response to the marital humiliations inflicted by her husband.

Both are a predictable source of customer outrage.

Another predictable source of outrage is the diminished revenue of the publishing industry.

Holland's opening goal came totally against the run of play, albeit via a predictable source.

Then everything changed with one huge hit from a predictable source.

Wind is a clean and predictable source of energy, and about as renewable as anything on earth.