predicable in a sentence

Examples

1. But the new study is the first to demonstrate that the sperm will respond in a predicable and controllable way to a chemical signal.
2. After taking a formulaic path that brings a predicable major complication and a last-minute race against time borrowed from " The Graduate,"
3. Two months ago, Schwarzenegger came under fire for teasingly calling Sacramento Democrats " girlie-men, " prompting the predicable howls and accusations-- Divisive!
4. Moreover, reverting this predicable vandalism would be a waste of editors time', particularly in light of the widely reported decline in the number of active Wikipedia editors.
5. Critical reception has been mixed; while it has been listed in the top 70 of the best episodes of the franchise, other reviewers have called the plot predicable and trite.
6. Analysts and traders said the impact of Hurricane Isabel on supplies, likely not predicable until Friday, may be the only thing to prompt a slight recovery in price before the weekend.
7. Meanwhile, let us call them intelligible, as being valid for all who comprehend the real and actual by thought, although no such forms are predicable of the real and actual themselves.
8. For Aristotle, in his " CATEGORIES ", the  secondary substance or class human is predicable of each human, a  primary substance or individual, and each individual human is a human.
9. The group portrait that emerges is a chilly, deglamorized vision of smart, successful movie folk of a certain age ( their 30s and 40s ), beset by the predicable anxieties of career, family and aging.
10. Under temperature variation they tended to have large and not entirely predicable frequency shifts ( they had large temperature sensitivity ) and when they were temperature cycled they tended to return to different frequencies ( they were hysteretic ).