Material foreseeable risk factors

Road traffic accidents are predictable and therefore preventable.

Recurrence intervals of these events are neither regular nor predictable.

What is most alarming is that this crisis is predictable and preventable.

Committing to pledge funding in a more predictable manner

Unpredictable human psychology also plays a role.

After his recovery, Carlos became wild and unpredictable in his behavior.

Unpredictable situations made management very complex.

To make sure that national planning is substantiated by more predictable funding, we would encourage donors to make predictable multi year pledges.

These different models have predictable implications for international economic policies.

The forces of nature can be benign, but at the same time destructive, unforgiving and unpredictable.

Countries are not like humans with predictable life spans.

These deaths and injuries are predictable, because they rise as the numbers of cars on the road increase.

A stable, predictable and conflict free environment acts as a magnet for foreign direct investment.

It's the same thing here. We can't predict any particular project, but the result of this whole worldwide, chaotic, unpredictable activity of competition and the evolutionary process of technology is very predictable.

The characteristics, which I think are useful to think about for simple things First, they are predictable.

Political change in Pakistan is assured, but it will come about in a way that cannot be foreseen.

Both are rare occurrences with usually predictable outcomes as voting outside the party line happens very seldom.

In this respect, nuclear energy s advantages, particularly its reliability and predictable costs, stand out.

The effectiveness of available options is limited, and all of them are pregnant with unpredictable political and military consequences.

The former engage in predatory and unpredictable regulation, which produces a bad business environment.

The eventual need for the population to move is not merely predictable but inevitable, unless the process is halted or reversed.

Now astrology we remove the banal idea that your life could be predicted that you'll, perhaps today, meet a lucky man who's wearing a hat.

Societies with well functioning institutions allocate the burden of distress in predictable ways.

Africa's development partners would need to meet their commitments to significantly increase aid flows in a predictable and coherent manner.

The problem is that basic scientific research is mostly a public good that cannot be withheld from those who use it and which seeps into the body of scientific know how in unanticipated ways.

The impact on governance is all too predictable.

The Nobel laureate economist Robert Lucas has argued that the crisis was not predicted because economic theory predicts that such events cannot be predicted.

Traditional business wisdom holds that trust is earned by predictable behavior, but when everything is consistent and standardized, how do you create meaningful experiences?

While it tried to take account of traffic patterns, they were not always predictable.

Mr. Farooq (Pakistan) said that no organization could deliver results without adequate and predictable resources.

After all, the security environment in East Asia is unpredictable and rapidly changing, unlike in Europe, where it is relatively stable.

The practice of annual voluntary contributions should be reviewed, for such contributions were by nature unpredictable and always insufficient.

Kenya welcomes vital contributions to peace and security made by regional organizations forging predictable partnerships between the United Nations and regional organizations.

The online discussion followed a predictable flow.

Financing for rehabilitation is unpredictable.

Cattle herding allowed nomads to create livelihoods in an increasingly unpredictable and challenging environment, characterized by an arid climate and scarce resources.

Due to the different color spectrum present, and the temporal changes occurring during the exposure, the results are somewhat unpredictable.

There he helped to strengthen the theory that eruptions can be predicted, to some degree, by changes in the makeup of volcanic gases.

(b) Breadth, stability, predictability and collectability of revenue

H. Establish clear and predictable priority rules

The computer metaphor thus implies that living organisms are material systems that, facing an unforeseeable future, arrive at improbable solutions so that some of their progeny can survive in unpredictable conditions.

But we do know that the alternatives increasing sanctions, military strikes, and perhaps war would have unforeseeable consequences.

Such simple extrapolations of current economic growth rates often turn out to be mistaken because of unforeseen events.

Traffic that is never ceasing and never predictable