Predictably Sentence Examples

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  • Predictably, I think, he has underperformed for that reason.

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  • Predictably, the financial markets favor a continuation of the economic policies pursued by the governing coalition.

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  • Much to her dismay she finds the place predictably conservative and even somewhat diminutive of a woman's role in society.

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  • Predictably disastrous Results The results have been predictably disastrous.

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  • Predictably, the appetite for Gothic horrors seems to grow as the taste for more wholesome art declines.

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  • Predictably enough, the extreme anti-copyright position is a politically marginal one.

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  • This year, predictably, both the Royal Ballet and the English National Ballet are dancing the nutcracker.

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  • Some of the music is really good, but a lot of it is unspectacular and very much in the predictably plaid mold.

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  • Predictably, an American remake has just been announced.

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  • Predictably, Max gathered snow from mom's car to create a large snowball to take into the house to threaten his sister with.

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  • Predictably, the right wing in America are now calling Ritter an Iraqi stooge.

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  • More predictably, results also showed three-quarters of respondents believe leaders get better with age.

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  • Predictably, Max gathered snow from mom 's car to create a large snowball to take into the house to threaten his sister with.

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  • The voice of reason and something of a moral authority, Frylock uses his fries as limbs while trying to protect Meatwad from Shake's wrath, as well as generally smoothing out ill-conceived schemes gone predictably awry.

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  • These seeds grow predictably strong, healthy plants that produce a lot of vegetables or fruit.

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  • Qualities of replica glasses vary widely, but good quality replicas are predictably top sellers.

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  • Predictably, skeptics view the team's use of EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) detectors and various devices as suspect.

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  • The mystery and allure associated with the lower back tattoo was, quite predictably, switched around in urban culture as being a sign of promiscuity and anything but attractive.

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  • Robin Hobbs' The Farseer Trilogy is of this ilk, with hero FitzChivalry FarSeer being taught only one half of his magical legacy, with predictably unfortunate results.

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