Sentence examples for to be very predictable from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to be very predictable and say Everton need two strikers - even more blindingly obviously, two strikers who can score goals.

Although a conventional lateral window technique is known to be very predictable with good long-term success, only few reports have been introduced to evaluate the palatal antrostomy approach [2, 3].

Cats need their daily routine to be very predictable and consistent.

In a review of the anime by Mania Entertainment, the series is thought to be "very predictable and bland".

For the second DVD volume, Beveridge commented that the series continues to be "very predictable and bland" which is "at this point fun but entirely forgettable".

Techniques for osteosynthesis of proximal humerus fractures include closed or open reduction, and fixation with pins, plates, or intramedullary nails in previous studies, the clinical results have not shown to be very predictable [ 3- 8].

"The car industry can be very predictable as to how it presents itself – motor shows, automobile magazines, etcetera," said Peter Birtwhistle, the carmaker's European director of design.

The results in Italy would be very predictable.

However, the conservative nature of inheritance also means that long-term, permanent, or irreversible effects of selection will not be very predictable.

In reality, the payments tied to shipping and completion are very predictable, and the amount of money I spend is predictable, but the cash from deposits can vary wildly.

That means they change the way they play most weeks, which makes them very hard to predict, whereas I think Wales are very predictable.