Sentence examples for was becoming predictable from inspiring English sources

It was becoming predictable.

A short time later, maybe within ten minutes, just when their style was becoming predictable and the Italians had massed their defense, Sócrates retrieved the ball in the Brazilian half, and passed it to Zico in right midfield in the Azzurri's half.

He said that the company's more conservative stance indicated that its growth was becoming more predictable, which could ultimately dampen the enthusiasm of investors.

It's becoming fairly predictable stuff here.

The intuitive sense that the economy is becoming less predictable and less secure is right.

Companies' hiring decisions, and therefore managers' careers, are becoming less predictable.

And the connections between religiousness and views on gay rights are becoming less predictable.

The twists are becoming somewhat predictable and almost a little pedestrian.

The nominators' preference for popular film and television actors is becoming as predictable as the cast of a summer blockbuster.

Like much of his recent work, it promises a great deal, but the characters and situations are becoming so predictable it's tempting to use the word "Cluedeau".

So far, we're told they have secured only the support of one Eddie Izzard, whose appearance at Labour events is becoming so predictable as to be tedious.