Sentence examples for usually predictable from inspiring English sources
A BALLERINA'S career path is usually predictable.
It's skilfully done, but the laughs are usually predictable ones.
It looks good, is occasionally touching, always over-explicit, and usually predictable.
The declarations provided the biggest surprise on Day 1 of a public hearing process that takes months and is usually predictable by Trenton standards.
But while the types and amounts of those costs are usually predictable, real estate experts say that buyers of apartments in New York City -- particularly when the apartment is in a recent conversion or a newly constructed building -- may be in for some unpleasant surprises.
As she explains it, "To say that a car crash is an accident is to say it's a matter of chance, a surprise, but car crashes happen all the time, and the injuries that people sustain in those crashes are usually predictable and preventable".
His responses are usually instinctive, predictable, and inevitable.
Panto is usually as predictable as finding that unwanted satsuma in your Christmas stocking: familiar gags will be retold using former soap stars in tawdry outfits, while the audience boos on cue.
The sun is usually a predictable beast, at least as far as its sunspot cycle goes.
A clean division of the bone (without crack propagation into a screw hole) is usually more predictable as cortical thinning towards the metaphysis occurs over a greater length than is the case in the proximal femur.
Relapses are usually not predictable, occurring without warning.
