Sentence examples for slightly more predictable. from inspiring English sources
This month, she returns to the New York stage — a perhaps slightly more predictable environment — in a production of a new play, "Animal," by the British writer Clare Lizzimore.
His views on The Voice are only slightly less scathing, if more predictable: "The gimmick of the chairs was a nice neat twist to give [The Voice creator] John De Mol his due … But once you got over that and the auditions, it doesn't really add much more to that does it?
The outcome here is predictable; slightly more nuanced is the figure of Jean Lauren Mufsonn), a determinedly optimistic ex-dancer who has come to the inn to reflect on her commitment issues and overstrong attachment to her gay best friend, Ziad (Javier Munoz), another dancer who moves around the set with tireless and choreographed exuberance.
Slightly more surprising than McCain's predictable public tantrum was the testimony at the Armed Services hearing of Under Secretary of Defense Peter Levine, a former Democratic staff director of the committee whom McCain introduced as "an old friend".
A slightly more complicated hypothesis (H2) predicts that developmental scaling might differ from evolutionary scaling, but that neurogenesis-directed partition growth results a linked, conserved scaling pattern that is predictable by adult brain size (Fig. 2).
They found US companies, which are usually better funded, can pay much higher salaries and are more predictable in how equity is allocated, although equity allocation is only very slightly higher.
Hurricanes are more predictable.
Other reactions were more predictable.
But Hillary is more predictable.
