Sentence examples for predictable the future from inspiring English sources

Existence is now not only defined topologically, but it is also predictable: the future can even be forecast through online data mining.

So too with fresh water: Water cycling will become less predictable in the future.

More than a billion people in India currently depend on the rainy monsoon season for the water necessary to grow crops such as rice and wheat, but those annual rains could be less predictable in the future, according to a new study published Nov. 5 in the journal Environmental Research Letters.

That said, what I hope is this strategy gives us a more predictable path in the future".

No normal company would consider such a risk, even if it hoped to make a high and predictable return in the future.

Matt Miller of The Washington Post noted that the People's Budget would, unlike the Roadmap for America's Future advanced by Representative Paul Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Budget Committee, generate a budget surplus at a predictable point in the future, winning the "fiscal responsibility derby".

Asia's various forums and treaties "looks more like a list of cats and dogs than a coherent and predictable framework for the future", writes Gary Schmitt of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington.Part of the trouble is that these forums have to purge a lot of bad blood.

Mr Smith said he hoped the strategy would lead to a more "predictable path" in the future.

And yet, the only predictable thing about the future is that it is unpredictable.

This review discusses the predictable future of the relationship between antimicrobial drugs and bacteria.

Assessing his general feeling about the recent past and the predictable future, Mr. Black comes up with a bleak motto that he might just as easily have chosen for the show's title: "Nothing is going to change".