Sentence examples for predictable use from inspiring English sources

So while the predictable use of Dayne has been an issue, Dayne has also run into the predictable rookie problems.

More than 100 Muslim organisations signed a petition against the Abbott government's latest proposed security crackdown, calling it a "predictable use of Muslim affairs … to stabilise a fragile leadership".

On the next page were more notes on how to escape detection: "Don't become predictable, use widely scattered hot spots"; "Try ultra small flash drives"; "Use proxies (anonymous), wireless?

In "Stomp a Waltz," from 2006, set to music by the Brazilian composer Marcelo Zarvos, Ms. Nelson incorporates a predictable use of weight, breath and stomping for bodies that snap and pulsate with robotic precision.

The predictable use of these supramolecules as analogues of biomaterials, semiconductor materials and as molecular motors is immense and would open up a new plethora of boron compounds and materials.

Although all implants used in this study were withdrawn from the market about 20 years before, the longitudinal clinical outcomes over decades will help to better understand potential factors leading to implant failure or complications and assess the safe and predictable use of dental implant.

What kinds of events are predictable using statistical analysis and what sorts of events are not?

Recurrence was not predictable using pre-delivery anal physiology testing.

However, the high-purity samples showed less scatter, and fatigue life is predictable using fatigue statistics.

We show that a patent's success is predictable using its novelty profile.

Bleeding episodes are not predictable using conventional laboratory coagulation tests, except for PLT.