Sentences with phrase «entirely predictable»

It is entirely predictable that the rate of growth for rental rates will slow and plateau.

Referrals are entirely predictable when you set a system.

They have argued that the draft preamble is «divisive and insulting» and is entirely predictable in its failure to acknowledge Indigenous Australians as original land owners.

This is entirely predictable given our culture's massive doses of toxic masculinity that is shouting at you to «Keep stuffing your feelings!!!»

The experience was intimate, surprising, and exciting all at the same time — and according to the science we had just learned about, it was also entirely predictable.

... there will sometimes not be clear cut legal answers or the court's decision will not be entirely predictable.

It was an entirely predictable device — blazing fast, with enough hardware updates, but didn't make enough progress for a meaningful generation jump.

Most critically, it is entirely predictable that if app developers are not held to their promises about data collection and sharing, they might not be candid with Facebook about their intentions.

For kicks, we also ran a couple of quick Civilization VI benchmarks, and the results were entirely predictable.

How a crop sensor camera effects the photos you take is entirely predictable.

Afterwards, of course, it is unfair to blame the kids or the parents, even in entirely predictable problem cases.

When the government gets overly snoopy, it is entirely predictable that the NSA's targets (we are all targets, whether the NSA admits it or not) will react by locking things down.

It was entirely predictable.

«Entirely predictable,» writes Vote for Judges.

Moreover, like a folksonomy, the common law works instance by instance and is an emergent property, not entirely predictable, always coming into existence without arriving; it's a bottom - up process operating via solicitor's letter, argument, negotiation, lawsuit etc. case by case by case.

The fact that costs have gone up is partly the entirely predictable result of one of the central features of the Woolf reforms — early preparation of cases, early exchange of information between the parties, more cards on the table at an earlier stage.

Sadly, if those who engineered these impressive brakes on the public sector roller - coaster are defeated, the result is entirely predictable.

But the media's response to a story like this is entirely predictable.

paper were entirely predictable.

These could be regarded as «black goat events», perhaps the opposite of «black swan events» in that the former were entirely predictable and potentially preventable.

I don't know if that's more widespread now but the principle's entirely predictable.

The slightly steeper temperature increase in the northern hemisphere is an entirely predictable consequence of the higher proportion of land to sea surface area north of the equator.

Our ups and downs are entirely predictable based on natural cycles and longer range can be predicted from solar changes (no, not just overall brightness!).

Yet in view of the entirely predictable erosion of sink capacity (by forest loss & combustion, soils» desiccation, permafrost melt, and oceans» warming and acidification) that notion appears to be an outstanding example of optimism bias.

Each drawing the entirely predictable support from the usual quarters -LSB-...].

It involves the effects of numerous overlapping gravity fields, not entirely predictable drag, solar wind, radiation pressure, relativistic effects, etc, etc, etc..

Kevin: I've heard you say that the drought that results from climate change, like we've had in the past three years in the prairies, should come as no surprise, and that it was entirely predictable.

I find it quite funny while being entirely predictable, that despite ever increasing evidence that at the very least, we might soon have to retire the «c» from CAGW, there's not an alarmist on this site who's backed down in the slightest.

Their reaction was entirely predictable.

Its climate is entirely predictable even though its weather is not.

Their impact should not be seen merely in an unprecedented scale of casualties, but in the entirely predictable results of geo - political destabilization and conflict, which would greatly reduce, if not preclude, the co-operation necessary for the commensurate mitigation of global heating.

Campbell's plan failed for four reasons, at least three of which were entirely predictable.

The attorney general lays out four different heroic assumptions that the board was forced to make in order to go ahead with this plan while contriving not to see that it would become an entirely predictable disaster.

Like her solo shows, it looks entirely predictable until one tries to turn away.

The response was entirely predictable.

This one was entirely predictable given then changes to their award chart for Singapore Air flights earlier this year and the release of their new Suites class product.

«It is entirely predictable that people will occasionally panic, but not at all predictable when this will happen.

These effects may not be entirely predictable, since they rely on your unique situation — how long your credit history is, your payment history, your use of available credit and other factors.

In this post I'll do my best to demystify the process, although anything that involves the amount of regulation and government oversight that the housing and finance industry does will never be entirely predictable.

That said, if investors are naïve enough (and last week's exuberance gives every indication that they are), they may very well rally the market on this meaningless and entirely predictable «injection of liquidity» by the Fed.

Most gamblers, and probably many traders, make the mistake of over betting their bankroll, not realizing the devastating effect of a losing streak that should be entirely predictable.

The steel - spring set - up is progressive and entirely predictable, the car loading and unloading linearly through fast directional changes.

There's good consistency to the steering feel and the CR - Z seems entirely predictable and linear in the way it behaves.

The Jaguar XKR - S Convertible, the entirely predictable drop top version of the most powerful XK coupe.

The backlash has been fierce, widespread — and entirely predictable.

Michelle Rhee's tenure as Chancellor Schools in Washington, D.C. demonstrated the not excusable but entirely predictable results of tying people's job security to capriciously unstable measures of their effectiveness.

The trend towards unqualified teachers is entirely predictable given current policy.

The teaching strategy we used was successful, even if fairly high risk in nature, since student behavior is never entirely predictable.

The problems in Detroit are entirely predictable when choice is left largely untended and then layered onto an already failing district and a distressed parent population.

The rhetoric around the introduction of the legislation includes the by now entirely predictable and thoroughly misleading appeal to the overwhelming research evidence supporting such an investment.