Sentence examples for virtually predictable from inspiring English sources
Sam's shooting is consistent and virtually predictable.
But her policies had serious costs; the loyalty of the Irish was perennially strained over the religious issue, so that further rebellion was almost inevitable and virtually predictable in 1640 when the English government was embarrassed by the Second Bishops' War with Scotland.
Wall Street is securitizing virtually everything that produces a predictable stream of cash.
Virtually all the calls were predictable because they included most of the ongoing hit series now on CBS.
In fact, the progress in swimming has followed a predictable and almost eerie regularity, with the winning times in most events improving at virtually every Summer Games.
"Virtually every issue that Google has is predictable," Schmidt told me late last year, referring to his company's looming challenges.
A close look at Time Warner's history of earnest efforts to harness the digital media business shows a predictable set of obstacles, underscoring why virtually no traditional media brands are central players in today's frothy Internet industry.
In contrast, polymerization in the presence of HMTETA is a well-controlled process, affords virtually quantitative conversion, giving PMMAs with narrow MWDs and predictable molecular weights within a range of more than one order of magnitude.
This finding suggests that for a substantial amount of trials subjects response is virtually independent of the position of the cue, yet highly predictable due to an unconscious spatial bias in the response.
What was a virtually all-white society has hurtled into multiculturalism during the past decade, hitting all the predictable speed bumps along the way.
