Examples of using Were predictable in English and their translations into Spanish
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The charges against Sandoval were predictable.
Other penalties were predictable, but not this one.
In those circumstances,the results were predictable.
If Bridget were predictable, you would eventually lose interest.
As WHO recently observed:"The results were predictable.
Some responses were predictable, some a little less so….
Both collapses andthe resulting economic fallout were predictable.
Some of the deaths were predictable, but I wasn't expecting others.
For the next five months,they relentlessly searched but the results were predictable.
Some elements were predictable. Much depended on.
There was still much to be done to ensure that aid flows were predictable and long-term.
Some of the reactions were predictable, though no less strange for that.
Pragmatism does not allow any country to spurn protective measures, andthe price rises were predictable.
The jumpscares were predictable, the few ones, and weren't very scary at all.
As for other effects of privatisation, they were predictable and predicted.
The consequences were predictable, but ignored and for that they are all the more painful.
Several delegations expressed the view that the Department should have acted earlier to address the increase in retirements currently anticipated, which were predictable.
She's always dated men whose jobs were predictable, steady, maybe even a bit boring.
AEs were predictable and manageable, with equally low rates of treatment discontinuation.
However the plot drew a mixed response from critics,who criticized plot elements that remained unresolved or were predictable, tempered by appreciation for the action and horror set-pieces.
The consequences were predictable: famine was followed by a cholera epidemic and dysentery, which killed several thousand persons.
Madagascar believed that it was necessary to provide adequate funding for United Nations operational activities andto ensure that such activities were predictable, neutral and multilateral in nature.
Some phenomena, like global warming, were predictable, while others, such as refugee flows following natural disasters, were not.
All delegations agreed that it was very important for UNFPA to have a funding strategy that would help to ensure that resources increased in volume and were predictable, timely and continuous.
Bloc voting by powers meant that results were predictable and often did not correspond to the severity of the human rights violations being discussed.
In addition, the United Nations must pursue a credible funding option which would guarantee that peacekeeping resources-- material,human and financial-- were predictable, sustainable and flexible.
The authors of the study said their results were predictable, since it is well established that the main factor responsible for bone loss in women is hypoestrogenism, and, in agreement with previous reports, they found estradiol levels in Mirena users to be normal.
Although predictability was agreed to be an implicit goal of all of the draft recommendations,it was noted that with respect to substantive consolidation a distinction could be drawn between the question of whether the standards were predictable or whether the situations in which substantive consolidation would be ordered would always be predictable, given that there was an element of judicial discretion in the applicable standards.
The naval commander, Admiral Ernest King, was averse to taking British recommendations to introduce convoys, U.S. Coast Guard andNavy patrols were predictable and could be avoided by U-boats, poor inter-service co-operation, and the U.S. Navy did not possess enough suitable escort vessels British and Canadian warships were transferred to the U.S. east coast.
Nonces must not be predictable or reused.