Sentence examples for which is predictable from inspiring English sources

If the movie (which is predictable right down to the outcome of its climactic bout) had been allowed to take one quirky left turn, it might have come closer to matching the power of Mr. Shelton's baseball film "Bull Durham" or his golf film, "Tin Cup".

Firstly, shoppers inspect the physical and aesthetic aspects of the clothing items, which is predictable based on earlier studies.

This type of emergence describes emergence with top-down feedback, which is predictable in principle, but not in every detail.

Even worse, unlike tidal energy, which is predictable and consistent, waves are more like solar or wind energy and cannot be easily forecast.

Von Neumann's axioms of quantum mechanics involve two processes: unitary evolution of the wave function, which is predictable, and the measurement or reduction operation, which introduces unpredictability.

It is observable that roughness increases from 2.04 to 2.99 nm, which is predictable since the film thicknesses increase by increasing the deposition time.

Some readers praised their choices and some criticized them, which was predictable.

But he was also dissatisfied with conventional market simulation games, which were predictable once someone had played a few times.

Unlike strong brands, which are predictable and disciplined, democracy is messy and fractious, if not outright rebellious.

A rash of injuries saw the Redskins go through three sets of guards and they weren't properly prepared to lose both Lauvao, which was predictable, and Pro Bowler Brandon Scherff.

"Unlike strong brands, which are predictable and disciplined, democracy is messy and fractious, if not outright rebellious," she wrote; the task of gussying up a nation brand "is not only futile but dangerous".