Sentence examples for It's predetermined from inspiring English sources
The futurists have imbued their call for radically restructuring public higher education with an air of inevitability, as if it's predetermined.
Gengoroh Tagame: When I'm doing stories, I know what sort of art I'm supposed to be drawing, and it's predetermined, but when I'm asked to do a sketch like this, it materializes as I start to draw.
Moonves' attorney, Andrew Levander, immediately challenged the board's conclusion, saying it was predetermined and "without merit". Levander in December pointed to a series of media leaks in the fall that revealed key evidence being gathered by the two law firms, Debevoise & Plimpton and Covington & Burling, that were conducting the investigation.
Reflection on these factors gave rise to fatalism the view that one's future or some aspect of it is predetermined, e.g., by the gods, or the stars, or simply some facts about truth and time in such a way as to make one's particular deliberations, choices and actions irrelevant to whether that particular future is realized (recall, e.g., the plight of Oedipus).
It was predetermined bias would be assessed using a funnel plot, Egger's test and the Copas Selection model.
But, as if it were predetermined, it was Penn that added another trophy to its crowded case.
The way he put it was that it was predetermined before we met.
Mr. Heymann, the Prudential analyst, says he does not think it is "predetermined" that Mr. Zucker will get the nod.
If it is predetermined that differences would be rare, does it really make sense to keep the FASB and US GAAP?
"It was very much preplanned, it was predetermined that the goal here was to get the pledges extremely intoxicated".
