Sentence examples for preconceived outcomes from inspiring English sources

Responding to critics of its downsizing and vacancies, the State Department insisted that Tillerson's reorganization is an "employee-led process with no preconceived outcomes," focused only on better achieving "our mission".

"We kind of had the feeling that there's a preconceived outcome here," he said.

And because Liam hasn't entered the conversation with a preconceived outcome in mind, he has nothing on which to freeze.

Even if the government does not have a preconceived outcome in mind, analysts say Law and Justice is keeping alive the memory of the Smolensk disaster as a power ploy, feeding into a romantic nationalistic notion that those who died in the crash are "the fallen", thus assimilating them into a tragic nation's history; its latest, perfect heroes.

All of the facts must be analyzed, even if they do not support a hypothesis or preconceived outcome of the analysis.

These include that rather than responding to preconceived outcome categories, participants outlined what they perceived to be the benefits of the programme freely.

People have preconceived ideas.

It's not usually preconceived.

"I would have preconceived notions.

Eschew preconceived notions of earth mother frumpiness.

Old preconceived ideas must remain ditched.