Sentence examples for were largely predictable from inspiring English sources
The internals of the new poll were largely predictable.
Their decisions were largely predictable even before Romney emerged as the Republican standard-bearer.
If the headlines were largely predictable, then the leading articles - and bylined commentaries - were wholly in line with what readers would have expected.
The only area of the game where they were superior to Wasps was goal-kicking: they were pushed around up front, could not rely on the lineout and they were largely predictable with ball in hand.
If the events here were largely predictable, the Democratic Party took pains to take note of what transpired here in Albany tonight: a first lady was chosen for the first time to run for public office.
Hull FC coach Lee Radford has his work cut out ahead of Monday's trip to St Helens after a display in which his side's attacking efforts were largely predictable and straightforward to repel.
The end of the 2012 fiscal cliff drama was largely predictable.
All of this is continuing action in the story, but it is largely predictable.
But they don't probe deeply, and the answers they draw from monks (and a nun or two) on camera are largely predictable.
At the level of individual voters, preferences are largely predictable from political ideology, degree of partisanship, and, again, recent economic conditions.
The stand-in team captains for the forthcoming series are largely predictable - seasoned comics Frank Skinner, Dermot O'Leary, Jack Dee, Johnny Vegas and Bob Mortimer all seem safe pairs of hands.
