Sentence examples for foregone action from inspiring English sources
When the foregone action is an action that was available but not chosen, the function gamma (see Methods and Supporting Text S1) represents regret/relief; when it is an action chosen by others, it represents envy/gloating.
Although the Administration has tried to play down the quarrel (recognizing that the European action is a foregone conclusion), Congress may not be as forgiving.
The connection of coercion to a specific action taken or foregone has seemed natural to almost all subsequent commentators, even though it raises some problems of which at least Nozick himself seems to have been aware.
Symonds's self-defeatist awareness of the "foregone futility of any plan of action" is a response to this moral climate in which Greek love could only be construed in terms of corruption.
With these legislative experiments resulting in happy citizens and oodles of cash for both the companies and state coffers, the rest of the country eventually getting in on the action seems all but a foregone conclusion.
When a decision is finally reached, people often second guess their actions, fixating on counterfactuals of foregone choices.
On-farm actions to better manage natural resources often involve an opportunity cost associated with foregone agricultural production.
Though the association's political action committee has yet to make an endorsement in the presidential race, its support for Mr. Bush is a foregone conclusion.
So, no foregone conclusions.
Aides promised no foregone conclusions.
