Sentence examples for preordained after from inspiring English sources

BHP's decision was all but preordained after the Canadian government's decision earlier this month, which scuttled it for not representing a "net benefit" for Canada.

The most annoying part of the Oscars, apart from the clip montages and the tendency to award the wrong movies, is the fact that almost every winner is preordained after months of Golden Globes, guild awards, Entertainment Weekly predictions and the like.

However, if the fitness value has not been improved by the new fitness after the preordained maximum iterations (limit), the associated employed bee will abandon this food source and will become a scout to randomly search another food source in the search window.

They make a magnetic couple you root for even knowing the happily ever after is preordained.

Romance readers are no strangers to wedding bells; happily ever after is practically preordained.

WASHINGTON -- The election outcome may seem preordained when you're running for president after you've helped end apartheid and spent 27 years in prison waging that fight.

There's a wobbly feeling that can arise in the gut after bearing witness to an action that seems cosmically preordained.

The verdict was issued within two and a half hours after closing arguments, raising concerns that a guilty verdict had been preordained by political authorities.

Mr. Pope's lawyer also questioned today how the judge could have written a 20-page verdict in two-and-a-half hours after closing arguments were concluded, suggesting that the guilty verdict was preordained by higher authorities.

Nicholas Bequelin, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, agreed with Ms. Cuomao's evaluation of the trial, noting that the 10-page verdict released Thursday night came several hours after the end of the trial, strongly suggesting that the decision was preordained.

Why even watch, after all, if the sport is fixed and a victory is already preordained by God?