Sentence examples for predictable times from inspiring English sources

Animals are particularly susceptible to hunting as they migrate, because they swarm in vast groups at predictable times and places.

The rest of the show resembles a kindergarten class schedule, with distinct subjects appearing at predictable times in a familiar way.

Most make only a single pass through the inner solar system, but some are deflected by Jupiter or Saturn into orbits that allow them to return at predictable times.

On any given day my weight varied by about four pounds, with a dozen pounds passing in and out of the giant meat tube that is me at only vaguely predictable times.

In fact, for all the current excitement about rock-star bonds and the like, it is striking that the vast majority of asset-backed securities are American and involve a few types of assets, such as mortgage and credit-card loans, which generate relatively predictable amounts of cash at predictable times.

"A farmer usually doesn't know what he's going to earn day to day, but I have contracts for three years -- predictable sums coming in at predictable times on a consistent basis," said D. Dickinson Henry Jr., a former president of the New Hampshire chapter of the Audubon Society.

She called it Predictable Time Off (PTO).

A woman's menstrual cycle, with predictable time of ovulation, is medically much simpler to control.

Today, drug combinations manipulate a woman's cycle so she can ovulate at a predictable time.

The holiday season is normally a predictable time in regional theater, dominated by old-standby crowd-pleasers and a little something for the children.

It is not a single problem, let alone one with a single solution; it cannot be solved by a single act, let alone in a predictable time frame.