Sentence examples for was predetermined from inspiring English sources
verb
To determine or decide in advance.
Its decision was predetermined.
To them, the outcome was predetermined.
It seems to me that the "scapegoat" tactic was predetermined since early 2012 at the latest.
You suggest that the outcome of the election of the chief executive was predetermined.
The implications suddenly become obvious: we were watching a kabuki play and the outcome was predetermined.
"Where's my yardstick?" He checked his Palm Pilot, and explained that the song order was predetermined.
The way he put it was that it was predetermined before we met.
His lawyer told Interfax that the sentence was predetermined and said Mr. Iskandarov would appeal.
"Nothing was predetermined," Selig said, citing the hiring of Schieffer and the investigation.
When the starting leg was predetermined, the deficiency in TA anticipation was no longer apparent.
Gait initiation changed significantly when the starting leg was predetermined and, in the elderly, with repetition.
