Sentence examples for being predetermined by from inspiring English sources

In Super Smash Bros., up to four players can play in multiplayer (Versus) mode, with the specific rules of each match being predetermined by the players.

The first 18-seat Dornier 228-200 latded at Paro Airport on 14 January 1983, the exact time of landing, the number of passengers on board and even the direction the aircraft was parked on the airport apron being predetermined by the high lama of Paro Dzong.

The analysis of individual researchers was limited to those with the highest output volume, rather than being predetermined by the investigators' knowledge of high quality academics, since this would have inevitably biased the study towards our greater knowledge of UK researchers.

But since 1987, everything about the debates has been predetermined by the party bosses who run Washington.

The terms of the first venture round would not be predetermined by the loan.

Man could not will his salvation; his future state had been predetermined by God.

Even underdogs generally agree that some outcomes are predetermined by the mapmakers.

Yet even that embrace, the book shows, is predetermined by the exigencies of American capitalism and its bromides.

A study suggests that when people are encouraged to believe their behavior is predetermined — by genes or by environment — they may be more likely to cheat.

Mr. Wen's annual report is the most substantive event at a meeting whose agenda has long been predetermined by the leadership.

Of course, there is not much reason to publish this letter since its content is predetermined by my genetic coding — unless I have the good fortune that "the Decider" of letters to the editor is predetermined to accept it.