Sentence examples for predictably has not from inspiring English sources

The experience for millions of Americans in the weeks since, predictably, has not been good.

Trump, predictably, has not been a good sport about all this.

The (ex-communist) Socialists are riding high in the polls because the government, predictably, has not fulfilled its welfare promises, while their friend President Georgi Purvanov is more assertive and popular.

Richard's do-over — predictably — hasn't turned out the way he expected.

That obviously and predictably hasn't worked because most people don't come by their political opinions through logic and reason.

(The reviews, predictably, have not been kind).

Predictably, this has not satisfied environmentalists, who note that there are few mandatory conservation measures.

Predictably, Maher has not been slow to exploit the recent selection of Sarah Palin - an avowed creationist - as Republican nominee for Vice-President in support of his film.

Predictably, the movie has not gone down well with the party faithful, starting with current Apple CEO Tim Cook, who derided it as "opportunistic".

And, predictably, this software has not been deployed only (or perhaps at all) against the likes of terrorists and spies, but against citizens acting against the government's interests.

Predictably, the goodwill has not been reciprocated; China is driven by its own interests, not by appeals to its sentimentality.