Sentence examples for predictable states from inspiring English sources

8 03 P.M. E.T.: All the predictable states are in, and fell the way you'd expect.

But one thing he found was, perhaps, perfectly predictable: States with tighter gun control laws appear to have fewer gun-related deaths.

Third, once the military applications of cyberspace become more predictable, states can devote more effort to cross-border law enforcement cooperation in the pursuit of cyber criminals.

President Vladimir Putin reached out to one of the poorest and least predictable states on earth.

Experts agree a truly national eleciton would probably increase turnout, as those of us living in predictable states like Texas and California would suddenly have a motivation to head to the polls.

Experts agree a truly national election would probably increase turnout, as those of us living in predictable states like Texas and California would suddenly have a motivation to head to the polls.

He was widely quoted as saying Russia was "not yet a stable, predictable state".

He needs his domestic life to return to a contented, predictable state, so that he can function properly.

He said "adequate and predictable" state financing would allow colleges and universities themselves to hold tuition increases to "modest levels".

The Brezhnev leadership set out to improve relations with the outside world and to demonstrate that the Soviet Union was a sober, predictable state.

The sanction has never been enforced, partly because of concerns that it could escalate hostilities with North Korea, the poorest and least predictable state in Northeast Asia.