Examples of 'is a foregone conclusion' in a sentence

Meaning of "is a foregone conclusion"

is a foregone conclusion - This phrase means that a particular outcome or result is already certain or inevitable. It implies that there is no doubt or uncertainty about the final outcome

How to use "is a foregone conclusion" in a sentence

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is a foregone conclusion
That it is a foregone conclusion that your report.
The failure of interventionism as a means is a foregone conclusion.
Your death is a foregone conclusion.
And i would say the electrification of the automobile is a foregone conclusion.
Nothing here is a foregone conclusion.
It is a foregone conclusion that we shall lose out in the liberalisation of transport.
It feels like the whole thing is a foregone conclusion.
This is a foregone conclusion.
Many people think that this is a foregone conclusion.
PTSD is a foregone conclusion.
Therefore even the battle with the dragon is a foregone conclusion.
The outcome is a foregone conclusion.
Most businesses are of the opinion that the award of contracts is a foregone conclusion.
If the capture is a foregone conclusion.
The fact that these cultural mores are embedded in the political system is a foregone conclusion.

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Of the automobile is a foregone conclusion.
Some republicans believe that the success of a direct-election model is a foregone conclusion.
The hearing is a foregone conclusion.
I guarantee you, if you do not show up in court, the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
Many think this is a foregone conclusion and just a matter of time.
His getting the Congress ticket is a foregone conclusion.
Clearly, nothing is a foregone conclusion and additional efforts, imagination and courage are still vital.
I really don't think there is a foregone conclusion.
So it is a foregone conclusion that it must have been written unconsciously: D.
Adam, the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
This is good news, because it means that neither war nor enmity is a foregone conclusion.
Don 's dismissal is a foregone conclusion.
In his mind, the question of whether to have a notch at all is a foregone conclusion.
In politics, nothing is a foregone conclusion.
All these factors show that the regime 's fate is a foregone conclusion.
So what? The outcome is a foregone conclusion.
So unless my information is faulty, this Ethics Hearing is a foregone conclusion.
Act like Fitz ' return is a foregone conclusion.
As far as Rich is concerned, climate change itself is a foregone conclusion.
I-it feels like the whole thing is a foregone conclusion.
Hospital spokesperson Jason Hildin stated that the doctor 's strike is a foregone conclusion.
Act like Fitz 's return is a foregone conclusion.
Get serious about weight training, In the physique world, weight training is a foregone conclusion.
You really will . Nothing here is a foregone conclusion.
You suffered trauma in the line of duty. PTSD is a foregone conclusion.
Of course, with very competitive price of 500 Ariary is a foregone conclusion for users in a hurry.
Hospital spokesperson Jason Hildin stated that the doctor's strike… is a foregone conclusion.
You go down with your plane . If capture is a foregone conclusion.
As far as I am concerned, this award is a foregone conclusion.
My Lord, the public Prosecutor feels this is a foregone conclusion.
At first glance, it would appear as though Group B is a foregone conclusion.
From the board, I would say the outcome is a foregone conclusion.
To my mind nothing, least of all war, is a foregone conclusion.
And without bert, don 's dismissal is a foregone conclusion.
The inverse, the proportion, the inverse ratio, is a foregone conclusion.

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