The Galaxy S9 is the most predictable Samsung phone yet.
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WrestleMania season is the most predictable stretch of WWE's calendar year.
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As for the White House, the most predictable response is unpredictability.
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THE MOST predictable characteristic of Donald Trump, it appears, is his unpredictability.
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Sadness in the face of one of life's most predictable and crushing ironies.
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The NBA is already by far the country's most predictable major sports league.
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It was perhaps the most predictable moment of the last, heavily inevitable week.
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"What we won't hear again is monetary policy that's most predictable," Hensarling said.
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North Korea isn't unpredictable; rather, it is the most predictable country on earth.
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The fault line was the most predictable one, the Dinka versus the Nuer.
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The iPhone launch playbook is one of the most predictable patterns in the industry.
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But even the most predictable events can lose you money, Cramer warned on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON — For the most unpredictable of presidents, it was the most predictable of outcomes.
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It's not just the most fun BMW on sale or the most predictable sports coupe.
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Oh, and Pose just made one of the most predictable casting calls of all time.
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It would be a burnout caldron under even the most predictable and disciplined of presidents.
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Perhaps most predictable is Mr. Trump's propensity to insult other presidential candidates, both Republicans and Democrats.
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But even the most predictable events can lose you money, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned on Thursday.
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"[There was] just really crappy writing and it was doing the most predictable things," Young said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For decades, Intel was one of the most predictable players in the technology industry.
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The other party has nominated someone with the most predictable of names and a stale agenda.
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His newest survivable technique may be his most impressive and most predictable at the same time.
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This is called the "Streisand Effect" and is one of the most predictable rules of the internet.
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Picture the most predictable and cliché versions of Sherman's work, and you're looking at her Instagram feed.
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However, these four categories represent the most predictable, frontal assaults on Trump where the armor is the thickest.
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At The Disco's video for "High Hopes" was the most predictable, and most boring, option for best rock.
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Safeguarding the nation's peaceful transfer of power is no easy task even under the most predictable of circumstances.
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It is the most predictable goal in English soccer, but that does not seem to diminish its effectiveness.
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The most predictable element of this weekend's massacre is that we know another plot is hiding in the wings.
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Yes, there is a love triangle brewing, and yes, it starts off with the most predictable of beats possible.
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What it is is the most fun, most predictable and most exciting thing you can get for the price.
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Any joke about Donald Trump or any person on his staff bothers him, and in the most predictable of ways.
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Amazon wants to be plenty of things, the most predictable of which is its ambition to control America's shipping backbone.
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The unpredictable Giorgi, ranked 52nd, plays some of the most predictable tennis by hitting every ball as hard as possible.
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One way of thinking about this is the press offers the least coverage to the most predictable things politicians do.
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"Most predictable thing in the world that authoritarian governments will increasingly echo Trump's media criticism," Mr. Rhodes wrote on Twitter.
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With rare exception, the sternest words came from the most predictable quarters and hardly rose to the level of revolt.
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Erskine Bowles, who was chief of staff to Clinton, said we were walking into the most predictable crisis known to man.
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They keep things moving, literally and figuratively, even as the story starts to flag and veer in the most predictable directions.
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"If Jack dies in a drunk driving accident that will be the most predictable season finale ever," wrote one disgruntled fan.
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When Elon Musk on Friday night ended his Tesla buyout pursuit, it was the most predictable part of this slapdash saga.
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Clinton has not figured out how to address Mr. Sanders's most familiar lines of attack — and the moderators' most predictable angles of scrutiny.
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The most predictable thing of all is how the public will react to the Strzok firing and the arguments made in its wake.
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Sure, she's there, and has storylines, but with few exceptions, they're almost always the most predictable and least nuanced arcs on the show.
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It is first and foremost a bid by oil and gas and nuclear to secure the gentlest and most predictable possible energy transition.
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Dried beans are among my most predictable impulse purchases, maybe because I was brought up in a family that considered them a quotidian necessity.
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No, I'm talking about a marriage of mixed martial arts and NASCAR—that most predictable and unholy of unions—which has finally come to pass.
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An Oscar voter in 2020, choosing among the movies of 2019, needs to be discerning in some other way, probably in the most predictable way.
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The second jewel in the Triple Crown, the Preakness has also proved the most predictable for bettors and the least profitable of the three races.
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From a registered Republican working at a next-gen gene sequencing company: Medicare is, without question, the most reliable, most predictable payer that we deal with.
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Longshoremen at the West Coast ports are grouped in a hierarchy, with full union members at the top enjoying the highest pay and most predictable shifts.
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Or ya know, you could just fritter away your time watching palace intrigue infotainment and glued to an impeachment probe with the most predictable ending ever.
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The Teflon armor Mr. Trump has built up with many conservatives, especially religious and social conservatives, has become one of the most predictable aspects of his presidency.
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" Then Nelly unloaded possibly the greatest, corniest, and most predictable layup burn in the history of TRL: "I don't play with candy, you know what I'm saying?
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With precise steering that offers a lot of feedback to the driver, that behavior helps make the M25 Competition one of the most predictable performance cars out there.
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But my friends, I am here to tell you that the world is full of wonder and mystery, and even the most predictable events can catch you sideways.
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"Tom Brady doing yoga on the sidelines of a preseason game is the most predictable thing that's happened in the past three years," a Sports Illustrated writer added.
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Perhaps the most predictable failure of ObamaCare is the collapse of the Consumer-Oriented and Operated Plans, or CO-OPs, which have cost taxpayers more than $1 billion.
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That Republican leaders should want to avoid badmouthing Trump despite the seriousness of the allegations is both one of the most predictable and most frustrating things about Washington.
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Listen to Andreas Koukorinis, founder of UK sports betting company Stratagem, and you'd be forgiven for thinking that soccer games are some of the most predictable events on Earth.
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But now that the franchise has gone off the rails, only Hammond's commercial perspective—the most predictable and boring of them all—has been inherited by the latest installment.
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It was perhaps the most predictable reveal on a show so full of predictable reveals that its viewers had unraveled most of season one's twists by the second episode.
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But in a startup environment where investors continue to chase unicorns and mega-rounds, it's worth noting that the largest returns don't always go to the most predictable candidates.
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"In the past Romania wasn't exactly a ray of light, but it was the most predictable country in the region, with clear attachments to its European path," she added.
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Mr. Scott is perhaps the most predictable part of perilous weather in this state: a ballcap-wearing, statistic-rattling, always moving fount of tightly worded statements and measured worry.
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Iran abided by the deal even after Trump's announcement, but now it seems the most predictable scenario has come true: Tehran wants to kick-start its nuclear program once again.
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Although Rafael's move to cry cancer to get Luisa back to Miami was brilliant (and manipulative), it was actually one of the most predictable things the show has ever done.
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The most predictable irony of #DaddyWillSaveUs was the angry reaction of free speech–loving, pro-Trump conservatives to the news that Wallplay would be donating its proceeds to Hillary Clinton.
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But if you value surprises — and your writing suggests you do — what's the appeal in romantic comedy, the most predictable genre out there in terms of how every story will end?
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"In some ways Formula One is one of the most extreme laboratories, but it's also one of the most predictable and controlled because we understand the domain," van der Merwe said.
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A deep decarbonization study for California done by Energy & Environmental Economics (E3) found that electrification was the most predictable and cost-effective way to decarbonize buildings, given limits on RNG supply.
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Washington (CNN)You don't ever really know what President Donald Trump is going to tweet about on any given morning, but sometimes they are the most predictable things in the world.
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There is a reason the N.B.A. is the most top-heavy of our professional sports leagues, the most predictable in preseason every season, ruled through the years by a chosen few.
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For the players participating in the United States Open, which begins Thursday, the bunkers will add a fickleness to what has been one of the most predictable parts of their games.
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The ground beneath us is always moving, shrugging us off — not with a violent tremor, but in the steadiest, most predictable way imaginable: by pushing away from us, traveling forward in time.
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The maths for these sorts of deals may be simplest for established artists, for whom performance is most predictable (though many will use their clout to get better deals with their existing labels).
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"Extreme heat risks are one of the most predictable, deadly and urgent climate change issues facing us globally," said Julie Arrighi, a disaster preparedness expert with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre.
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Both of them are more musical than me, and I felt embarrassed to always offer up the most predictable note, the vanilla pop chord; never finding an exotic minor triad like they did.
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If you haven't yet heard, the chatbots are coming—ready to take your pizza order, answer your technical support questions, and even help you respond to your friends' pictures in the most predictable way.
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Now Omarosa is again dominating headlines in the most predictable fashion possible, with a tell-all book about the Trump administration that isn't even out yet but has already launched a thousand cable news segments.
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SoftBank was the most predictable member, as the firm has spent the past year shaking up the venture industry as it deploys its $100 billion Vision Fund in an unprecedented spree of huge financing rounds.
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Where's the outrage at his most predictable pivot to finance a wall on the Mexican border with billions of dollars of deficit spending (recall Republican outrage at Obama's deficit spending on shovel ready stimulus projects)?
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In the area of healthcare, after 28500 short-term punts on Medicare reimbursement rates for doctors (what's been called the "doc fix"), lawmakers finally ended this most predictable annual crisis and promulgated a permanent solution.
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All four roles are rich and playable, and if Moxie is the most predictable creation — the sassy prostitute with a sad back story — she is also a heartbreaker in the hands of Lakisha Michelle May.
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Thank heavens, then, for Senate Democrats, who just gave us the most predictable of spectacles: a liberal holy war against Betsy DeVos, just confirmed as the new secretary of education by Mike Pence's tiebreaking vote.
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The massive success of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite set the stage one of the video game industry's most predictable and cynical habits: taking a cool popular thing, copying it, and driving it into the ground.
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"Domestic violence homicides are among the most predictable, and therefore the most preventable, of all homicides because there are patterns that can be identified," said Toni Troop, the director of communications and development for Jane Doe Inc.
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"Domestic violence homicides are among the most predictable, and therefore the most preventable, of all homicides because there are patterns that can be identified," said Toni Troop, the director of communications and development for Jane Doe Inc.
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In what seems like the most predictable outcome of its plan to equip every officer with a Windows-powered smartphone, the NYPD reportedly plans to dump all 36,000 of its Windows Phones and replace them with iPhones.
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Yes, he was brought low in the absolutely most predictable way -- a series of financial (and legal) disputes where he was on the losing end, and then the big one: an arrest for suspicion of domestic abuse last month.
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So expect a party-line vote or close to that to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy with Kavanaugh, and then expect a court that moves to the right in some sense, but not necessarily in the most predictable of ways.
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"One of the most predictable unintended consequences of our failure to address the demand side of labor migration is to create a robust false documents industry," said Wayne Cornelius, a migration scholar at the University of California, San Diego.
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You is at its most predictable for these few seconds, when we brace for the gunshot and know it will hit Forty (turns out that whole "Old Sport" bit was just a way of warning us that he dies).
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It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy whereby the most predictable outcome is that emotionally charged, irrational financial decision-making leads to more money being lost than during the temporary market declines that often occur and that have always become recoveries.
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"I'm running because I think we're walking our way toward the most predictable financial crisis in the history of our nation, and yet remarkably we're having zero conversation in this presidential cycle about the debt and the deficit and government spending," he said.
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Though it's not the most predictable travel destination, the country of Georgia is increasingly drawing tourists to Eurasia, thanks to its resorts along the Black Sea, the culturally thriving capital of Tbilisi, and a landscape that includes lush forests and achingly beautiful mountains.
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There, with Lacroix at one point unwittingly sharing a bed with Calley's companion, the suspense story turns into a romance of sorts, the most predictable part of the novel, though Miller does his best to enliven it with some fascinating medical scenes.
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If, that is, you're old enough to have grown up during the bland period when a domestic sitcom consisted of a husband and wife whose attraction to each other was never convincing and who conversed in setup/punch line repartee of the most predictable sort.
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The first big news of the night was arguably the most predictable: After trailing in state and national polls for months, Marco Rubio was trounced in his home state, losing Florida's winner-take-all primary to Trump by nearly 20 points shortly after the polls closed Tuesday.
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Jexi rides its premise to the most predictable end: once Phil realizes he needs to ditch his phone addiction to experience life, Jexi follows him menacingly through all forms of technology: a taxicab display, a nearby ATM, an automated construction sign, and finally, a self-driving car.
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Instead, Oplev and screenwriter Ben Ripley (who also wrote Duncan Jones' Source Code) opt for the laziest, most predictable route — an almost blow-by-blow remake that runs a new crew of flatliners through the exact same beats as the old ones, but with less energy and creativity.
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He also shouted out LaVar Ball who, in the most predictable goddamned thing in the world, is now feuding with Donald Trump after the president demanded a thank you from his son LiAngelo for apparently clearing the way for him to return home after getting caught shoplifting in China.
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Before Kamala even hit send on the tweet button officially announcing the end of her campaign, we saw the most predictable response of all time from elite democrats that Kamala's campaign was a commentary on the internalized racism within us all and that there is no other possible explanation for her failure other than that.
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The most predictable way to make a bet if you're an investor is you're going to get someone with an engineering degree out of Stanford who has a perspective on a core technology that you can make a heavy investment in, and it's either going to work in 18 to 24 months or not.
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Perhaps the most predictable of the gripes directed against Vigée Le Brun was Simone de Beauvoir's: In dismissing a series of female artists, she wrote disparagingly of Vigée Le Brun that she ''never wearied of putting her smiling maternity on her canvases,'' even though only two of the extant Vigée Le Brun portraits are of herself with her daughter.
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The second of these "education revolutions," motivated by the work of John Dewey and William James, has laid the foundation for the current system – a system in which truth is relative, and in which education's purpose, therefore, is not to cultivate an understanding of the "permanent things," but to make each student the best, most predictable, well-trained cog in a machine.
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