Sentence examples for to the predictable from inspiring English sources

We are now, as a nation, held hostage to the predictable ­ and predicted ­ disarray that has followed".

The predictive results were then ranked according to the predictable portion of A. thaliana portions, which brought about the statistical difference (Fig.  8, lower panel), suggesting that the larger the predictable portion, the better the prediction.

We expected a strong seasonal pattern of reproduction due to the predictable seasonality of extrinsic variables but, in addition, we predicted that inter-annual variability in the environment would impact the reproduction rate.

And so to the predictable sacking that followed and the appointment of Gatting.

But that audience sticks on the whole to the predictable comforts of Coldplay or Kate Bush.

Of course much more went on besides, from the controversial to the predictable and the downright baffling.

It's too bad that he didn't bring a little more creativity to the predictable tale he does fashion, though.

It means accepting the flaws in others and returning, despite disruptions and disappointments, to the predictable rhythms of reciprocity.

Like "Buffy," "Dead Like Me" uses its supernatural themes as metaphor and counterpoint to the predictable stages of real life.

It is hard to think of another filmmaker so utterly committed to the predictable manufacture of narrative surprise.

Serbia's repression of Kosovo, which predictably drove some members of its Albanian majority to violence, has now led to the predictable crackdown.