Sentence examples for its predetermined from inspiring English sources

"For all its virtues, this nomination and its predetermined success reflects how global governance continues to lag behind shifting economic realities," said Eswar S. Prasad, a professor at Cornell and an expert on international institutions.

The big scandal here is that this story of the United States government's willingness to take whatever steps -- legal or illegal, moral or immoral, truthful or deceitful -- to justify its predetermined desire to invade Iraq has not been more fully reported by an American news media cowed by this administration's tendency to question the patriotism of all who dare oppose its policies.

Therefore, in this case, the task completion state is detected when the motor driving current approaches its predetermined threshold value.

We thus conclude that the TFO directs C141S only to its predetermined site.

The order of activation can then be determined by classifying each muscle as "on" when its level of activity exceeds that of its predetermined threshold.

To make its predetermined case, it enlisted volunteer sympathizers to scour their children's schools for dust.

Fetal growth is characterized by its genetically predetermined growth potential; however, it is further modulated by maternal, fetal, placental, and environmental factors [ 1, 2].

The early appearance of the ability to delay suggests that it has a genetic origin, an example of personality at its most predetermined.

The trial was a farce, its outcome predetermined.

Is RNA a frozen accident of the evolutionary process that gave rise to terrestrial biochemistry, or is it highly predetermined by its inherent chemical properties?

But, as if it were predetermined, it was Penn that added another trophy to its crowded case.