Sentence examples for predictably great from inspiring English sources

It has a great location in the middle of Tignes and the food is predictably great.

Moss is predictably great as Offred, giving us a woman whose life is full of fear and pain and degradation, but who remains determined to survive and find the daughter who was stolen from her. Ann Dowd also brings charm and conviction to the role of Aunt Lydia, the woman overseeing the handmaids.

Golden Globes hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler were predictably great.

James, for the most part, was predictably great in his first night with the Lakers, save for some turnovers, which is understandable in Game 1.

Predictably, great films with peerless food scenes abound: among them, Tom and the wench eyeing each other hungrily as they devour game in Tom Jones (1962), the glorious banquet that concludes "The Leopard (1963), the pie-eating contest in Stand By Me (1986), and the lavish feast created for Louis XIV in Vatel (2000).

Many firms have predictably greater earnings at certain points in the year, usually due to the underlying cyclical nature of the firm's business.

67 With extended postthaw culture time and combined with the greater number of available embryos, success rates would be predictably greater.

With some rare exceptions, no clear factors have hitherto been established to indicate which patients will respond best to these drugs, except that the reduction in HbA1c is predictably greater when baseline HbA1c is higher.

While the initial plasma insulin, GLP-1, and GIP responses were predictably greater with the former approach, there was no difference in the overall glycemic response, implying that the initial increase in insulin was inadequate to compensate for the greater load of glucose absorbed.

Austere in its youth, it predictably develops great complexity over the years.

Perhaps predictably, the greatest decrease is observed in the environmental and symptom domains.