“foregone conclusion”造句，怎麼用foregone conclusion造句

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.

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

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.

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.

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 outcome of this football game is a foregone conclusion.

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

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

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.

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.

The election result is not 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.

Defeat is 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.

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