Sentence examples for work predictable from inspiring English sources
At various times critics deemed his work predictable, preachy or sentimental.
I find their work predictable: it elevates blackness to a kind of folkloric purity and strength that doesn't allow for labyrinthine humanness, or for the fact that most blacks come from some place they don't know but, like Tonia, make themselves up out of the whole cloth of Europe, or Africa, or whatever temporary home will have them.
In the largely male word of the banking elite, trading is an especially testosterone-laden niche, but Ms. Drew encouraged women to go into trading, arguing that working predictable market hours was actually a benefit in terms of balancing career and family.
By the end of the year, the site was blocked, rights organisations were up in arms and foreign media took to working predictable 'friend' puns into headlines.However, unlike the widely propagated blog law of 2008, which banned political comment, no one from the government has deigned to inform the public that Facebook is actually out of bounds.
*** Social, cultural or political change does not work in predictable ways or on predictable schedules.
But terrorism does not work on predictable patterns.
This makes a newcomer's work feel predictable, though it is barely out of the gate.
A few small American firms are already trying to run themselves more like modern businesses, and are delighting clients with quick, high-quality work and predictable fees.
The drivers had got back to work in predictable fashion in the opening session, with Venezuelan Pastor Maldonado crashing his Lotus while champions Mercedes set the pace on the longest circuit on the calendar.
Except for one admittedly harrowing gallery, the show gives short shrift to her works from the late 1980s and especially the '90s, when, partly out of fatigue, partly to make her work less predictable and collectible, she all but vanished from her photographs.
If the work sounds predictable and patterned, it really isn't.
