predictability
Example Sentences
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Waning trust in the predictability of American government policy feeds into bigger concerns.
From Barron's
That predictability is also important for hundreds of suppliers that produce one doodad or another for missiles.
The point isn’t perfection—it’s predictability, pleasure, and the quiet relief of knowing that, even when the week is long and the budget short, dinner is still a thing you can get right.
From Salon
That predictability allows insurers to be creative in how they invest insurance reserves, locking up money in private credit.
Oracle’s move toward subscription-based cloud revenue has given the company a more reliable revenue stream, and provides customers with more cost predictability and fewer internal IT expenses.
From Barron's
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