Examples of using Predictably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
That, predictably, did not work.
I was pleased that it did not end predictably.
But then, predictably, it broke down.
The political establishment has responded predictably.
Predictably, his wife is a Supreme Court judge.
On more important issues, the North appears predictably recalcitrant.
Predictably I was not asked to return.
As Dan Ariely would say, our minds are“predictably irrational.”.
Predictably, Louise reacts to the news with tears.
Solar cells on many satellites are more efficient but, predictably, not cheap.
Predictably, this is only for the privileged few.
In its current setup, deficit countries predictably go down the drain.
Predictably, luthiers thrived in England at this time.
Proprioception declines when muscles are fatigued, and our form predictably falls apart.
But, predictably, the Germans were working on something very similar.
Everyone tries to ensure this happens predictably and as frequently as possible.
Predictably, leaders and their military advisers will also miscalculate.
When instructions on how to use the drug aren't followed,the INR predictably doesn't reach a therapeutic range and the dosage is usually increased.
Sadly, predictably, the touring car drivers quickly forgot about my no contact rule.
The recovery rate ofrecyclable material from a clean MRF is predictably very high, while the recovery from a dirty MRF is much lower, in the five to 45% range.
Predictably, a great push forward in the State's desire for intensified exploitation occurred only in conjunction with the reform of the State- drawn out over centuries- from a princely to a democratic State.
How predictable- some people are so programmed andbehave as Archon's puppets so predictably that I can now even calculate with mathematical certainty when they will erupt.
Life continued predictably for Vicky and Doug until one afternoon, when an unpredictable moment occurred.
Nuclear power plants have a number of advantages over other producers in the system:they generate electricity predictably, in a plannable way; moreover, they do so at a competitive price.
Our program tells us(predictably) that 99385 is the largest number in our array.
As public systems are dismantled and privatized under the auspices of managed care, multinational corporations predictably will enter the field, reap vast profits, and exit within several years.
Transfer times were predictably faster when connecting to the server in New York.
Predictably, a state will be interested in maximizing tax revenues and power(the range of legislative interference with private property rights) but disinterested in protecting anything except itself.
In their complete immersion in the dark programs,they re-enacted each phase, predictably expressing step by step the entire range of passive and aggressive moves which characterize the Program.
Tragically, but also very predictably, Wall Street proceeded to build unfathomable pyramids of private money(also known as structured derivatives) on top of the incoming capital flows.