Sentence examples for predictable victory from inspiring English sources

Happily this eclectic book does not march toward a predictable victory.

Naturally, Romney won Illinois as well, cruising to a predictable victory on Tuesday.

President Paul Kagame's party, the Rwandan Patriotic Front, scored a decisive if predictable victory in parliamentary elections after a race bereft of significant participation by the main opposition.

The Times reported, "Admirers of General Assad welcome his seizure of power within the ruling Baath Party as the predictable victory of pragmatism over ideology".

"Admirers of General Assad welcome his seizure of power within the ruling Baath Party as the predictable victory of pragmatism over ideology," the Times reported, shortly after Assad took office.

Arnold Schwarzenegger had bet his political capital on the outcome of Super Tuesday—not the predictable victory of John Kerry in California's primary, but the voting on the accompanying ballot initiatives, in particular on Propositions 57 and 58.

The ups and downs of those teams, the top three in the B.C.S. standing, were among the major developments on a day that had a little bit of everything: upsets, near upsets and predictable victories.

Christoph Waltz's best supporting actor win for his role as a sadistic Nazi in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds was one of the evening's more predictable victories, despite Waltz having been a virtual unknown until May last year, when the film premiered at Cannes.

As the Guardian correspondent Alec Luhn writes, it was a "predictable landslide victory".

Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan's authoritarian president since 1990, has won re-election in a predictable landslide victory that will put him in office for another five years.

Burundi's president, Pierre Nkurunziza, has won a predictable landslide victory in a disputed election marred by violence and an opposition boycott.