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31) This organized feeding of the media produced predictable results.

32) The movie plods along with predictable twists and turns.

33) Many of these exchanges followed a predictable pattern.

34) All this leaves one final, predictable reason for optimism.

35) Except the consequences are completely predictable.

36) The results were predictable: Drug use dropped dramatically.

37) The results of this inactivity epidemic are predictable.

38) Some facets are predictable and, therefore, controllable.

39) A Newtonian dashpot also behaves in a predictable manner.

40) He was cautious, banal and predictable.

41) But is there a predictable pattern behind their panache?

42) The notes are sadly predictable, however, in their dogmatism.

43) The most predictable compensation is the hyperventilation that occurs in simple metabolic acidosis.

44) Taken in by the local orphanage, he runs into the predictable: tough older boys, giggling schoolgirls, angry parents.

44) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

45) All multiplex companies operate similar regimes with regard to staff behaviour to ensure that their work is predictable.

46) The universally-shared human motive of rational self-interest makes human action predictable, generalisable and controllable.

47) The balance of our response shifts with this knowledge: Flaubert becomes plodding and predictable.

48) Haslam believes this experience taught him the need to recognise that many products follow a predictable life cycle.

49) That is, events might not have continued behaving in the regular and predictable ways that could be described by such laws.

50) That was all fairly predictable, and unlikely to prove of lasting damage.

51) In one condition, the target word was highly predictable from the context.

52) Women's lives used to follow a predictable pattern: school, then marriage and children.

53) It will continue to make decisions whose predictable outcomes make the prospect for improvement seem increasingly remote.

54) But in actuality, disambiguation is not unprincipled and random; rather, it is usually quite predictable.

55) The reason we create artificial environments instead Of accepting natural ones is that we like our environments to be constant and predictable.

56) The amount of delegation that occurs is thus highly variable and seldom entirely predictable.

57) The hypocritical contrast between this elegant exterior and the sordid inner man is presented in a pedestrian and predictable manner.

58) Not exactly funny, I think, but predictable and almost bearable.

59) And just like individual people, organizations develop predictable ways of responding to challenge and change.

60) So we get bits of all these: all superficial, all framed around the most drearily predictable judgments.