Sentence examples for probably predictable from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, the nanny's departure was probably predictable, but too hard to face, the mother said.

As an inner-city liberal, my instinct here is probably predictable: protect the wolves at all costs.

The reversal of Justice Leland DeGrasse's decision on the financing of New York City schools was probably predictable, legal experts said yesterday, since appellate courts are generally reluctant to second-guess fiscal decisions by state and local governments.

Some are probably predictable, some will surprise you… and just to show that we are not totally morbid, we've included an "old age" marker to show which country you are likely to live the longest.

It's probably really predictable.

The cliche says no one expects the Spanish inquisition but even that was probably more predictable than a five-metre saltie named Burt picking the order of play for an international tennis match.

In addition, the timber prices reported here for many countries are based on very thin timber markets--very few buyers and sellers--and are probably less predictable or assured than in the more developed markets such as the US South and Pacific Northwest.

What happened next is probably pretty predictable.

Given that Kosovo Albanians are 90percentt Muslim, this was probably a predictable development.

No clear cluster was observed according to either the PIP gene expression level or the ER status, the resulting dendrograms of the samples probably reflecting predictable biological variability between cell lines.

"If you can layer the methylation patterns on top of the expression patterns, the whole process of gene transcription will become much more understandable, and probably very predictable".