Sentence examples for relatively predictable and from inspiring English sources

That is, we want energy that is plentiful, cheap, sustainable (if not renewable), clean (relatively), safe (again, relatively), predictable, and broadly or equitably accessible.

I see the bookmakers have branded the first round of World Cup knockout matches as "relatively predictable" and are offering short odds on the four group winners making it through to the last four.

Shuttles are low-hanging fruit for autonomous vehicle tech: routes are regular and relatively predictable, and speed isn't necessarily a high-value target.

There's a natural comfort to seeing how one's career will unfold on a relatively predictable and stable pathway.

Compared with the international issues, the domestic issues, though very tough, are relatively predictable and within sight.

The increase in D-dimer concentrations during pregnancy, appear relatively predictable and the utility of using D-dimer concentrations for the diagnosis of antenatal VTE should be explored further, with a view of developing a normal D-dimer pregnancy reference range, as has been suggested previously [ 31- 33].

Our results provide useful information for the pre-emptive preparation and response to relatively predictable typhoons and flooding, and suggested that a clean water supply is essential after a disaster, especially in relatively crowded shelters.

It was a relatively predictable business, and at first demand was strong.

But while the arrival of gray hair is relatively predictable, how and why hair ages this way is not well understood.

In the end, this adds a bit of the unknown back into Apple's relatively predictable routine, and that's more interesting than sulking over buyer's remorse for a product that's still near enough the top of the tablet game.

Neuropathological studies suggest that Alzheimer's pathology spreads throughout the brain in a relatively predictable fashion and starts well before clinical onset of disease [ 3].