Examples of using Predictably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
Life continued predictably for Vicky and Doug until one afternoon,
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.
behave as Archon's puppets so predictably that I can now even calculate with mathematical certainty when they will erupt.
Predictably, a state will be interested in maximizing tax revenues and power[snip] but disinterested in protecting anything except itself.
The recovery rate of recyclable material from a clean MRF is predictably very high,
the INR predictably doesn't reach a therapeutic range
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.
Predictably, a state will be interested in maximizing tax revenues and power(the range of
As public systems are dismantled and privatized under the auspices of managed care, multinational corporations predictably will enter the field, reap vast profits,
We can accurately and predictably process a day-old baby,
This pair used to move along with USD fairly predictably, but since 2002 it has instead worked fairly inversely with USD, making it antagonistic;
Tragically, but also very predictably, Wall Street proceeded to build unfathomable pyramids of private money(also known as structured derivatives)
They just found half a box of bullets in his garage- Predictably, perfect match for the rounds that killed isabella.
We can accurately and predictably process a day-old baby,
It is vital for us to respond rapidly and predictably, since that means that the world listens to us more attentively.
decisive step of monopolizing law and order by a king, which predictably led to higher prices
raveled forward, predictably.
he has been acting predictably.
And, predictably, it caused an outrage, not only throughout this country,
behave as Archon's puppets so predictably that I can now even calculate with mathematical certainty when they will erupt.”.