Sentence examples for foregone this from inspiring English sources

Here we have foregone this formalism for the more intuitive argument presented above, as we do not attempt to calculate higher moments of the number of mutations.

On tonight's episode, mobs of hopefuls in various cities mug for the camera, announcing themselves as foregone winners; this scene of group waiting and posturing has become a set piece on "Idol -format star searches.

It is not a foregone conclusion that this will result in Clinton's election.

It's not a foregone conclusion that this is going to happen".

Even so, getting to Pyeongchang at all was not a foregone conclusion for this team.

But not everything was a foregone conclusion because this was such a "unique" election.

The outcome is anyway, they argue, a foregone conclusion.In this section To whom will Hamas listen?

And although it is a foregone conclusion that this effort will succeed, Mr. O'Callaghan's performance and Tom Ormeny's lively direction work up considerable suspense and occasional outrage.

If she can maintain this level of hitting there is every prospect of a semi-final against Venus Williams, by no means a foregone conclusion on this evidence.

He wants everybody to think that it could go wrong and that it's not a foregone conclusion that this is going to work; that creates the drama.

But as I did mention in Thursday's lecture, colonial unity was definitely not a foregone conclusion in this time period — and I mentioned a total of three attempts at colonial unity last week.