“a foregone conclusion”可以造什么句，a foregone conclusion造句

The outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion.

It's a foregone conclusion that we'll have a Bumper harvest this year.

QE is a foregone conclusion right after Election Day, so let's finish discounting it.

The child was weaned, and her separation from her son - permanent separation - was already a foregone conclusion.

It's almost a foregone conclusion that China's insurance fund will be invested directly in stock market this year.

In a land space of only 28.6 square kilometers, it is a foregone conclusion that there will be a great amount of empty positions.

Russians go to the polls on Sunday for a presidential election in which the victory of Kremlin-backed candidate Dmitri Medvedev is considered a foregone conclusion.

Now, the Ministry of Finance can not help but make it clear that it is "a foregone conclusion" before scholars can make a lot of comments.

The conventional wisdom is that the SEC's case against Goldman now makes some kind of reform virtually inevitable; but it is not yet a foregone conclusion.

Gould's view was thus that the evolution of human intelligence while not exactly an accident, since it was a response to a long series of circumstances, was certainly not a foregone conclusion.

Few expected Mr Arain to make much of a difference to Lord Sainsbury's chances, but his candidature reminded others that the result didn't have to be a foregone conclusion.

However, at the venerable Glasgow club, with its118- year history of consistent distinction on the field of play, nobody is allowed the luxury of taking refuge under bookmakers' odds that suggest defeat in their opening Group F match against United is a foregone conclusion.

The election result is not a foregone conclusion.

But a source close to the President stressed to the Guardian that "early elections are not a foregone conclusion."

Their victory seems a foregone conclusion, given the weakness of the opposition and the lack of a rival strong enough to challenge Mr Morales.

The Chinese renminbi fell for the third consecutive day yesterday, sparking speculation that its continued appreciation might not be a foregone conclusion.

It is now the major cities in the taxi industry have universal automatic meter, meter technology development is a foregone conclusion.

Now that the excavation of the Ming Tomb is a foregone conclusion, Xia Nao, deputy director of the Institute of Archaeology and in charge of its business, is duty-bound to undertake the excavation guidance.

After the financial crisis, the world's economic slowdown is a foregone conclusion.

Thus, by the time it got around to considering the environmental impact of the final segment, the decision would be a foregone conclusion.

He did not send a lawyer to represent him at the trial. The Cuban authorities instead provided him with one of their own, making the verdict a foregone conclusion.

Nowadays, the second discarded Prince is a foregone conclusion. He should have no worries about his future.

Defeat is a foregone conclusion.

As they give birth to only one or two cubs when mating is successful, the giant panda's survival in the wild is anything but a foregone conclusion.