Sentence examples for be a foregone conclusion from inspiring English sources

Monday's vote appears to be a foregone conclusion.

If Raúl is in charge, moderation will not be a foregone conclusion.

So it was almost as if it was going to be a foregone conclusion every year.

Sadly, the 2017 World Cup is already looking like it could be a foregone conclusion.

But, at this point, approval looks to be a foregone conclusion.

Some predict, however, that it would be a foregone conclusion if industry leaders bypass industry standards for their own ecosystems.

They expected the result to be a foregone conclusion: the eventual winners would already be showing their superiority.

"The solvency of sovereign states has ceased to be a foregone conclusion," Mr. Draghi told bankers in Rome.

But he was simultaneously careful to imply that Obama's ultimate decision should be a foregone conclusion — not least because the president's past statements allow for no alternative.

In the Bush administration's discussions with the Iraqi opposition on Friday and today, an American military intervention seemed to be a foregone conclusion.

It may be that, even without an alleged sexual predator in the race, a conservative monopoly on the highest political offices doesn't have to be a foregone conclusion.