foregone conclusion
Noun
Meaning
an inevitable ending
something that is certain
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his victory is a certainty
Based on the variables, Richards believes that the election result ought not to be deemed a foregone conclusion, even if the polls seem to favour the PNM.
It could easily be explained away with the weather generators or some other crazy technology developed for colonization, but it's mostly a foregone conclusion that characters can breathe normally in this setting.
Bowers said it is a foregone conclusion that the Society will approve the funding request, because “Houdini is responsible for the Society of American Magicians being what it is today.
And even then, it wasn't a foregone conclusion we would join.
“I don’t think it’s a foregone conclusion that we won’t have enough (personal protective equipment) at all,” DeMars said.