Sentence examples for was pretty predictable from inspiring English sources

The intense reaction on both sides was pretty predictable, but some people offered more analytic reactions.

– Emily Ramshaw, The Texas Tribune Mr. Perry's response to the first question was pretty predictable — he sought to impress with Texas' job growth numbers, but didn't answer the second half of the question — about staggeringly low high school completion rates, and staggering numbers of people living or working below minimum wage.

He also claimed "big, big issues" in the former world number one's game meant the decision to take time out was "pretty predictable".

However, Ballmer should have waited until he shared his opinion on the iPhone publicly, but then again…it was pretty predictable.

His progression was pretty predictable: the kid spent all day in his bedroom participating in telephone party lines; made friends, made enemies, swatted every now and then; helped take down someone for the FBI; got caught himself when he was over 18, and is now in prison in Dallas.

McCain's a Republican, and I think it was pretty predictable that McCain would take a hit and go back down to where he is now, down 4, 5, 6 points.

The dynamic is pretty predictable, which raises another question: did Islamic State predict it?

While it's hard to predict the needs of every different database shard, the aggregate is pretty predictable, Microsoft argues, and that makes it easier for companies to manage their database needs with this new service.

Yet it is a fact not often acknowledged that interviews are pretty predictable.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., July 13 — Usually these "Idols Live" concerts are pretty predictable.

The ending is pretty predictable, and you get the main idea.