Sentence examples for predictably seen from inspiring English sources

This risk-on environment has predictably seen flows into stocks at the expense of perceived havens such as gold, treasuries and the yen.

This type of toxicity is a direct result of the specific recognition of a target expressed in normal tissues by CAR-T cells, thus its profile is dependent on the antigenic specificity of the engineered T cell and can be predictably seen in a variety of organ systems (Bonifant et al., 2016; Barrett et al., 2015).

Bankart tears were predictably seen in all players who sustained an anterior glenohumeral dislocation.

Some of the greedy plunderers, predictably, see things differently.

But, predictably, seeing as they hold the record for current top-flight longevity, the nature of their promotion that year is controversial, to say the least.

Predictably, seeing English pundits have spent the last 59 years of European competition whining about cheating foreign sides, both of the teams who found themselves down to ten men were from Blighty.

Britain's Got Talent had a five-minute peak of 14.49 million viewers, predictably seeing off BBC1's The Voice which had 5.64 million viewers, a 29.4% share, and a five-minute peak of 6.4 million.

Chris predictably sees it differently, because he's blind.

The double gold predictably saw her described as British Swimming's "golden girl" and she was also regarded as the sport's saviour after years of under-performance.

Some vocal elements of the Latino community all-too predictably saw a racial motive in the slaying of Cesar Rene Arce.

The country's east and south, the traditional Taliban strongholds, predictably saw the heaviest fighting, but a swath of the north became increasingly restive as well.