Sentence examples for is predetermined that from inspiring English sources

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".

"I think it had already been predetermined that there would be a sexual element to the evening," she told the court.

Due to logistics, it was predetermined that we study only 30 health facilities.

To avoid loss of precision of estimates, it was predetermined that at least 1,000 women and 1,000 children would be evaluated in each region.

Stoics will argue that becoming a physician is predetermined by Nature, or God, and, that having occurred, it must also be predetermined that a physician will care for medical outliers.

In order to determine whether response to latanoprost differs by presenting IOP level, it was predetermined that analyses would be stratified by baseline IOP dichotomized as ≥ 20 and <24 mmHg (20 to <24 mmHg group) vs ≥ 24 mmHg (≥ 24 mmHg group).

If Harris really believes that everything is predetermined, does that mean that the argument he advances is not freely chosen?

The general lack of association to clinical tumor features has been reported in other studies [ 17, 19] and could mean that intrinsic subtype is predetermined or that other ethnic-specific, not yet understood, biological mechanisms are responsible.

Since "the endpoint of their academic study is predetermined," the departments that offer them "are advertising their lack of a need for academic freedom".