forgone conclusion

A lot of people thought it was a forgone conclusion.

That the season will not start on time is a forgone conclusion.

I love that people talk about this as if it's a forgone conclusion when nothing could be further than the truth.

But time and her opponents have transformed such forgone conclusions into things of the past.

It is a forgone conclusion that a backup is required.

"It wasn't a forgone conclusion and we were playing against a side that scored six goals last week.

The result was of course a forgone conclusion.

Suddenly all the speculation about Reeves's departure at season's end isn't the forgone conclusion it seemed to be.

Sun's arrest was pending, but it was a forgone conclusion that he would be caught soon.

"It's almost a forgone conclusion that the scope of the Balco case will change dramatically," he said.

"The destruction of Alaj is not a forgone conclusion.

"It implies that something that is a policy debate with the Council is a forgone conclusion."

It was almost a forgone conclusion.

At the outset, Club Med's solid victory was far from a forgone conclusion.

By refusing to think about magic most of my adult life, it seemed I'd missed out on a lot of knowledge and forgone conclusions.

The Greeks default is a forgone conclusion.

"It's a forgone conclusion you couldn't."

"The number of devices which either have no Flash capability or only weak support will only grow," Why is that a forgone conclusion?

Macfarlane stated that in his belief, about 2,000 Labour Party supporters did not vote because the outcome of the election was a forgone conclusion.

Moscow's ability to insure Mr. Najibullah's acceptance of such a plan is also not a forgone conclusion.

But several educators said the unity of the majority faction after Mr. Petrides's death was not a forgone conclusion.

By the way Thayer Monroe said it, it was a forgone conclusion that the Army had.

He went on to say that he did not believe it was a "forgone conclusion" that Mr. Giuliani would win re-election.

"Forgone conclusion," Weaver grunted.

So I can write the story and . . ." Scott made a forgone conclusion without his lawyers advice.