It is predictable, now reviewing the historical facts, that the effects of segregation are still seen in Levittown today, as the 2010 census identified ninety-eight percent of the town's population as Caucasian.
We don't want to be predictable, now, do we?
The social media response is predictable by now.
The formula, by now, is predictable: deep budget cuts, cuts to public-sector wages and tax increases.
"Now it is predictable, and we all have a heightened responsibility to avoid another tragedy".
It is predictable, then, that ten years from now a company will outsource all work that does not have a career ladder up to senior management.
When I made the case before its release that the Apple Watch could act as ablative armor for these time sucks, the reaction was predictable: Great, now we're spending hundreds of dollars to use the thing we spent hundreds of dollars on less.
A dozen districts that had once been predictable are now in play, according to California Republican Party Chairman Tom Del Beccaro, resulting in heavy spending as candidates, some of whom had to move into their new districts, introduce themselves to new constituents.
In fact, the pictures were just part of the aggressive coverage of the cult murders by Uganda's two papers, The New Vision and The Monitor, and their coverage has mirrored Ugandans' general reaction: shock, horror, a search for blame, along with an ample measure of "What will the world think of Uganda now?" That last thought is predictable.
If there were a Bafta for Best Performance of I'm-not-worthiness in an Interview Scenario (and there really should be, though the winner's speech would be predictable), Colman would now have three on her mantelpiece.
Booking patterns used to be predictable, but nothing's predictable now".
