The product of their labor is predictable and safe and, as a result, predictably boring.
Trump selected long-time climate denier and oil industry spokesman Myron Ebell to head his EPA transition team, and as a result, predictably nominated oil industry puppet Scott Pruitt as EPA administrator.
We have invented a parade of ways to eat badly, and are, predictably, mostly fatter and sicker as a result.
The biggest problem, as I see it, is that everyone but the students has a seat at the policy-making table and, as a result, the students are, predictably, the ones left holding the bag.
This is because in today's practice, benefits of approved treatments vastly outweigh their harms, and as a result threshold probability values is predictably very low for the majority of health care interventions employed in the contemporary clinical practice [ 18].
Predictably, these abiogenic peptides are thought to be heterochiral and as a result, the population of the conformational space would be very different from that in modern proteins.
As a result, target affinity can be modulated gradually and predictably to match the needs of the application.
Many millions of people have gotten insurance as a result of that expansion, and initial research suggests that, predictably, they are more financially secure and have better access to health care as a result.
As a result, large trucks get stuck at the corner, causing traffic snarls and, predictably, more honking.
And, predictably, it gets worse for North Carolina: According to the analysis, almost 3,000 direct jobs went elsewhere as a result of the state's bathroom bill.
Without this income the university will struggle to survive, and, predictably, the government's new approach to the crisis does nothing to address the insolvency that London Met faces as a result of the UKBA's decision.
