Sentence examples for preordained strategy from inspiring English sources

Ironically, two-and-a-half years after teaming up with Salazar, it was the Ethiopians looking nervously at Farah's every move as he ran his race with aplomb, with a clearly preordained strategy from Salazar.

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.

In 1912 the German mathematician Ernst Zermelo proved that such games are strictly determined; by making use of all available information, the players can deduce strategies that are optimal, which makes the outcome preordained (strictly determined).

Other dishes are preordained.

So the executives invest in short-term strategies, hoping to get out before the inevitable crash, and often later criticize their successors for failing to avoid preordained declines.

Everything is preordained.

"It was preordained.

But nothing is preordained.

The result looked preordained.

"In Soviet Union, life was preordained.

The outcome is not preordained.