Sentences with phrase «even predictable change»

But we often struggle to accommodate even predictable change.

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Even then, the change of behaviors isn't predictable and can go in pretty random direction.

Most churches» order of worship rarely changes: the lessons are familiar, people prefer hymns they know, and even the sermon is usually quite predictable.

For example, a baby who is slow to adapt to changes and who is responsive to even small amounts of stimulation would likely benefit from care that is structured with predictable routines and from an environment that is not too busy or noisy.

Change, even good change, is always accompanied by a couple of days of temporary struggle as we get used to being outside of our predictable rouChange, even good change, is always accompanied by a couple of days of temporary struggle as we get used to being outside of our predictable rouchange, is always accompanied by a couple of days of temporary struggle as we get used to being outside of our predictable routines.

Even climate change - denies agree: weather patterns are more severe, less predictable, and more frequent.

A massive statistical study suggests that even though genetic changes happen at random, the final evolutionary outcome — fitness — is predictable.

It's a nice change of pace for the genre, even if it does turn it into a predictable narrative, especially when we are dealing with a B Movie Wednesday article, lacking the budget to provide the shocks and thrills that Adam Wingard had access to with You're Next.

Add climate change into the equation and these changes are likely to be even more extreme and less predictable.

Making educated decisions always helps when choosing where to invest your money, but even the most «predictable» funds are subject to change.

But even we aren't getting too confident in a predictable future: as we saw in 2017, change can come rapidly along with consumers» confidence in housing.