Bill is a self-indulgent, self-pitying character whose moods are rather predictable.
The board's get-togethers may be rather predictable, but the pay is good -- more than $350,000 a year, on average -- and Mr. Grundhofer could learn a few things about what it was like to live through the Great Depression.
John Cena vs Roman Reigns vs Kane vs Randy Orton (WWE Championship fatal four-way match) While the main event will hardly get pulses racing and the outcome is rather predictable (John Cena to prevail, setting up a clash against Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam) it will still be fascinating to see how Roman Reigns will get on.
They also got the Australian election right while the polls pointed in opposite directions.The last couple of British elections have been rather predictable, so bets on which party would win are not much of a guide to the wisdom of crowds.
Given the British government's approach to protecting the environment by trying to sell forests, culling badgers, and cutting environmental protection, the environment secretary's enthusiastic embrace of the genetic modification (GM) lobby is rather predictable, but no less of a disappointment for that.
Customer mobility has been shown to be rather predictable on long time scales [22].
But the appeals were rather predictable, and he largely avoided specifics on how to get this done.
In other cases, the cognition verb 'ua' selects the linker na', ma'icug the linker 'i' F2, an utterance verb the linker mha', the evidential modal asi evid the linker ga', the epistemic modal ki'i the linker 'i' F2, and the epistemic modal asi epis the linker ki' F. In non-finite complementation, however, the selection of linkers is rather predictable.
By contrast, the United States and its allies are rather predictable.
The traditional view among political scientists, however, is that voters are rather predictable.
