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91) For this we need material which provides as much visual support as possible and situations where the language is highly predictable.

92) Where such chains exist, an apparently random journey through a network becomes a fairly predictable matter.

93) Because tasks in organisations are almost always interdependent, it is essential that personnel act in a calculable and predictable manner.

94) Unfortunately, it seems extremely unlikely that predictable technology will be equipped to amass large quantities of antimatter.

95) The Panthers' offense is fairly predictable, and the 49ers spent the offseason studying their defense.

96) At least we can still count on self-interest as a predictable factor ... I suppose it's the last to go.

97) We now know that scientific management had a predictable result.

98) According to their particular view of life, individuals always act in an orderly and predictable way.

99) The disappearance of predictable career paths means that all employees have to take more responsibility for planning their own careers.

100) Some people respond to the cycle of failure and depression in fairly predictable ways.

101) The easiest thing in this situation is to do nothing and rest miserably in the comfort zone of doing something predictable.

102) Chaotic mechanisms could also serve to make a population less predictable to a predator.

103) If Jarman comes dangerously close in the last to propagating the politics of ennui, his visual imagery is anything but predictable.

104) What had seemed so fresh and enticing at first was now stale[sentencedict.com/predictable.html], predictable.

105) The movie plods along with predictable twists and turns you can see coming for miles.

106) When the manager received orders from above, each element arrived at a predictable time and belonged to an understood sequence.

107) The harmonic language has become more complex, less predictable, too.

108) Sometimes the emphasis on gender politics sounds more predictable or heavy handed.

109) I noted in chapter 1 that the contemporary evidence suggests predictable patterns of the flow of support between generations.

110) A high-octane blend of action and patriotism fuel this predictable, average action flick.

111) As he varied the position of the food source, the dance varied in a predictable way.

112) Everyday experience is generally highly predictable and so rarely offers such surprises.

113) The gender distribution also followed a predictable pattern, with the overwhelming majority, 85 percent, being male.

114) The effect of chronic alcohol abuse on gastric acid secretion is not as predictable.

115) Cooking huge meals was another predictable way she had of showing love for her family.

116) The timing of showers is highly predictable: from year to year meteor showers occur on the same dates.

117) After 10 days and three predictable victories they were promoted, thanks to Woking dropping a point.

118) Resolute Of late they have simply become too predictable when seeking the back of the net.

119) I personally felt that the characters were very stereo-typed and extremely predictable.

120) There are few predictable elements to this conflict -- the only certainty is that the situation will worsen before it gets better.