Sentence examples for some sort of predictable from inspiring English sources

The Giants won the 2010 World Series, but they are not some sort of predictable dynasty, built around a longstanding core.

Like interactions in our real world, online interactions must follow some sort of predictable, plausible rules.

Without feeling like some sort of predictable plot twist in a reality television routine.

"I thought it was sort of predictable," he said.

In it Blair plays the highly medicated Miranda, who meets a troubled thirty-something (Jordan Gelber) at a wedding, but the dysfunctional pair is denied any sort of predictable trajectory.

A new administration, along with clearer rules on shared tariffs and on how to co-ordinate trade policies, is the sort of predictable and business-friendly progress that Africa badly needs.The union consolidates a free-trade area among 50m better-off Africans.

The sober-minded might look at these countries and conclude that a more accurate set of descriptors would be "an enfeebled and corrupt Russia, an economically slowing and environmentally challenged China, a contained and sort of predictable North Korea and an isolated and diplomatically-engaged Iran".

The fighting has had a sort of predictable routine to it since the Minsk II peace agreement was struck some 20 months ago.

Moment of truth: My kids and I spent the first part of the last school year without any sort of predictable morning routine, or at least one that worked.

"It's about leaving your formerly mundane and predictable life to search... for brotherhood and some sort of identity, masculinity and action abroad".

Lyft, Uber, and fitmob all had to pay providers some sort of "floor" initially to make it worth their while when consumer demand was not predictable.