Sentence examples for own predetermined from inspiring English sources
Each song follows its own predetermined and winding path, from oblique introspection to lush chorale to twinkly interludes and brawny guitar chords, not necessarily in that order.
One important study in the field shows that sex-selection incentives become more pertinent as a household approaches its own predetermined family size limit, as the opportunity cost of having a child of the less preferred gender increases (Abrevaya 2009).
Each level is defined, in part, by its own predetermined time frame, and the level of public oversight that will be applied while fighting is continuing: Skirmishes: These occur almost daily, are usually limited in scope and last no more than a few hours.
Wollstonecraft's extensive use of inset tales encourages her readers to construct a moral narrative out of their own lives, with a predetermined ending.
Our own efforts to validate a predetermined threshold suggested a more discriminatory level.
It may be problematic to do this, if caregivers have predetermined that their own health is not only irrelevant but also out-of-bounds.
If I could give my younger self some advice, I'd say: don't worry about it; your life is not predetermined; you'll find your own feet in your own way.
My own breast cancer may indeed be predetermined to be lethal in spite of the rigorous treatments I received, but I would rather have done everything possible.
The general design of the room was predetermined, but the students put their own stamp on it by making cosmetic choices.
The airline took a big step recently when it converted $290m of debt (mostly owed to Richard Branson's Virgin Group) into conditional equity that the debt-holders will own after an IPO, providing the stock hits predetermined targets.
Or rather the NIPs assist in the writing of it by being in full focus from whatever angle I watch them, and behaving in ways I cannot predict, giving the narrative a real sense of surprise, driving it forward with their own energy, deepening it with their own desires and fears, yet all closing in on the one point I have predetermined: what happens at the end.
