Sentence examples for predictable with from inspiring English sources

Certain metrics have been shown to be predictable with changes in scale; however, no studies have verified such predictions using independent fine-grained data.

It's a good job, predictable, with benefits.

First round was quite predictable with Zimmerman, Lopez, Alvarez and Brown all going early.

The results have been predictable: with black people rounded up en masse for relatively minor, nonviolent drug offences.

The finals were more predictable, with Novak Djokovic beating Andy Murray and Serena Williams seeing off Maria Sharapova.

The plot of the futuristic sci-fi romp is predictable – with some rather robotic acting to boot.

Its menu goes well beyond bar snacks, but plays it safe and predictable with English meat, fish and cheese.

Republican nominations have tended to be predictable, with the party throwing its support behind a candidate early in the process.

The men's tournament has been much more predictable with the top nine seeds advancing to the Round of 16.

The Upper House is much less predictable, with the possibility of micro parties such as the Shooters and Fishers, Family First or Country Alliance winning seats.

The handling is predictable, with negligible body lean in turns, and even with the optional sport suspension the ride was comfortable.