Sentence examples for predictably decide from inspiring English sources

If this was confirmed, the surgeon could more predictably decide for each patient the specific consequences of the magnitude of the change in flexion gap (e.g. by increasing the polyethylene insert thickness) on 3D repositioning by considering the orientation of the PCL.

Eric Holder's Justice Department has predictably decided to shield him from prosecution in response to the House of Representatives holding him in contempt.

Oddly enough, or perhaps predictably, she decided, when she was in college, to study fires and to learn how humans might live with them.

Governments urgently need to decide where they stand, and to commit properly and predictably to the green growth agenda.

In the meantime, Greenburgh officials reacted to the problems in a predictably bureaucratic way: they decided that creating an extra position would help.

Predictably, many people have decided to leap straight to the defence of CR7, including Ronaldo himself, who posted a since-deleted video describing the allegations as "fake news" (because riffing off famed feminist and sexual assault truther Donald J Trump is Good Optics).

Both sides predictably disagreed on Ukraine but decided to work on a new system to minimize risks.

A faction of the NLD decided to compete and, predictably, fared poorly.

He had no military backup plan if Sadr decided to fight and, predictably, Sadr's Mahdi Army did fight back.

Predictably, the trouble began when the government decided to clamp down, motivated initially more by money than by morality.

My young friend predictably and obstinately hung on to her position, but I decided to let it be.