Sentence examples for predetermined not to from inspiring English sources

If it tries to flower immediately and is only a year or two old, get a new plant: yours is either genetically predetermined not to perennialise, or was selected from seed that flowered early (an important detail in home saving: never collect seed from the first to flower, as you are selecting for early bolting).

Because a sweepstakes is said to be predetermined, not a game of chance, it is not gambling and falls outside of state gambling laws — or so the operators say.

Of course, events are never so tidily predetermined, not even the recent election despite the flaccid and hapless campaign of the Democrats.

As a teacher, I believe that children do not have to experience math as daunting and unwieldy, and that a portion of the population is not predetermined to use a calculator to figure out real-life problems.

Mr. Lamarre said Cirque wanted to avoid putting labels like "Broadway" and "musical theater" on "Banana Shpeel," so as not to predetermine the shape of the show or the expectations of audience members.

"We're not predetermined to reverse the start times for middle school and high school.

The themes were not predetermined and were not referred back to the focus group participants.

Constructivist notions are emphasized, implying that social (societal) systems cannot be understood independently of an "observer," since they are not naturally predetermined but to a large extent "socially constructed".

The volume of intervention and frequency of clinic appointments are not rigidly predetermined according to the type of referral or presenting condition.

The HBSAC working group requested that the number of Hospital Groups (K) be derived from the data itself, not explicitly predetermined prior to the clustering process nor modified after clustering is completed.

Everything we do isn't predetermined to a genre.