predictably

In fact his position was very strong, and predictably so.

Predictably, just about all the families thought they should be getting more.

Predictably, the president, since his election, has had a difficult two and a half years.

In the end, the last song was predictably the same.

Predictably, the sound was turned on for the cooking show.

Predictably, the older brother was not happy with the development.

Predictably, the changes have upset many of the white men.

Predictably, there was a panel about how to market to them.

And so, the characters are in place, all too predictably.

His first of two programs last week was predictably distinguished.

Response to the plan from state officials was predictably mixed.

Predictably the man ignores the question and goes to show her out.

Predictably, every one of the troop was looking his way just then.

But they fell apart, almost predictably, in the final minutes.

Predictably, he was barred for life from working in the financial industry.

Predictably, Japan was the first to see the new sets.

Predictably, both of them were tired after a few hours and ready to call it a day.

Predictably the explosion, when it came, brought the wrong result.

He offered to pay them for their care and predictably they refused.

This will have to be done through one of two ways - either higher tax, lower public spending or, predictably, both.

Toward the end of the program, questions about her future plans predictably arose.

He got out of the water and headed predictably through a different door to the kitchen.

And before long, predictably, they go over to the other side, because it has become theirs.

Instead, predictably, they've driven the nation deep into the red.

Predictably, their conversation seemed to center around wars and women.