Sentence examples similar to preordained choice from inspiring English sources
This payoff is called the value of the game; as in perfect-information games, it is preordained by the players' choices of strategies associated with the saddlepoint, making such games strictly determined.
But in truth the British presidency has achieved little that was not preordained, such as the formal choice of countries to join the euro and the start of talks with the five leading eastern candidates for joining the EU.
All of this could be settled sooner rather than later, and with it, perhaps, we might have some long-awaited answers as to why we grow fat and whether it is indeed preordained by societal forces or by our choice of foods.
She maintains that the uses of technology are not preordained, but are the result of conscious choices.
In classic films noirs, the characters rarely have real choices; their paths are riddled with bullets and preordained.
When given a choice of assignments, he picked the cavalry, describing it as seemingly preordained.
Findley is after something deeper: exploring how the unconscious contributes to our choices; how the past demarcates the present; how certain aspects of life are preordained.
The right policy choices today could indeed make this the "Asian century", but this is far from preordained.
Other dishes are preordained.
Everything is preordained.
