Sentence examples for predictably large from inspiring English sources

The Saturday before the election produced a predictably large volume of polling in battleground states — but also some predictable-seeming results, with most of the polls coming close to the average of other polls.

Predictably, large providers like Time Warner also take a dim view of bandwidth sharers.

In addition, in torque ripple measurements, machine mounting characteristics are substantially altered and a predictably large reduction in radiated noise is realized.

The situation is both worse and better than in other Arab Spring countries, where expectations were predictably large in the heady days after the dictators fell.

The claims made for the humanities and social sciences (it is clear that the social sciences are an add-on and an afterthought) are predictably large: "The humanities and social sciences provide an intellectual framework and context for understanding and thriving in a complex world".

Predictably, large trucks and SUVs had the highest incentives in September, at over $4,000 per vehicle, Edmunds.com said, or 12.8% of sticker price.

We hypothesize and find that, depending on how overstatement is distributed within a portfolio, current PCAOB guidance leads auditors to make adjustments that are predictably larger or smaller than the aggregate overstatement in the portfolio.

All other flows do not appear to be significantly shaped by a predictably larger immigrant stock.

Everything from LTE to the high-resolution screen to the predictably larger battery is cited as the cause for the thicker case.

Older and sicker people, seeking more comprehensive coverage to pay their predictably larger medical bills, would find such policies available only at much higher prices -- if they could find any policies at all.

The tumour volumes defined using the slow scans were predictably larger than with the fast scans, but also demonstrated less variability than the volumes delineated on the fast scans.