Sentence examples for was a predetermination from inspiring English sources
And I believe to this day, and I always have and I've said so publicly many times in regretting my vote, that there was a predetermination, even going back to 1998 and the letter to Bill Clinton, saying the time for diplomacy has ended and now is the time for military force -- use of military force.
The opposite of luck is destiny, a predetermination dictated by genes or history or, if you're going to be old-fashioned about it, God.
Further, the idea that a "competent" witness was barred from testifying, in and of itself, was held to be an unconstitutional predetermination on the part of the state legislature.
However, stage migration alone cannot explain our results, and it may be that biological predetermination is a key factor in differences in patient survival from colorectal cancer (Macdonald, 1951; Jass, 1999).
Domino was an A+ student.
Expense is not necessarily a predetermination of quality.
If there was no predetermination regarding the fate of UAB's football program, administrators surely found out a whole bunch of information about the disastrous future finances of the football program in a really short period of time.
Placing the argument for the predetermination of events aside, if one is a physician that is involved in a hospital-based specialty, critical care medicine, or as surgeon, the fact of the matter is that medical outliers will come to your door.
This must be a robust mission to gather any and all evidence without predetermination of where it may lead.
I understand that the concept of machine vs. alien intelligence is a little different – we have designed the machine, so the behavior of machines is (maybe) more obvious in its predetermination than any other thing we have cause to interact with.
