“He sacrificed everything in his determination to reach his lofty goals.”

“For, as will be seen, he sacrificed his life at his own determination and volition.”

“After some analysis, we reached the determination that the hypothesis was far from accurate.”

“The determiner carefully analyzed the evidence before making their final decision.”

“Definite articles and indefinite articles are types of determiners.”

“They are really acting like they are the sole determiner of American foreign policy.”

“We do have clear evidence that a teacher's expectation of a student's potential achievement is a crucial determinant of learning outcomes.”

“The determinative in this sentence acts as a modifier, indicating the specific noun it precedes.”

“The determinacy of his decision was evident in the unwavering certainty with which he spoke.”

“The spurious determinacy given the law at the level of the nation-state is entirely absent at the level of geopolitics.”

“Its function is to create the political climate necessary for a translation of the field of indeterminacy into one of determinacy.”

“But these pragmatic matters have nothing to do with fundamental determinism.”

“One scientist first accepted the Epicurean objection to determinism, and then changed his mind.”

“Wonderland's dottiness is infinitely more suited to theatre than the determinism of the Looking-Glass world.”

“This other referential is compromiser, since it is an orientator, a determinator of conduct.”

“Width is the biggest determinator of how easy a phablet will be to use with one hand without special adaptations for one-handed use.”

“You can also define the data selection period using a time period determinator.”

“The pale, inscrutable determinateness, and flinchless intrepidity of Pierre, now began to domineer upon them; for any social unusualness or greatness is sometimes most impressive in the retrospect.”

“This determinateness of arrangement is the structure of a state of affairs.”

“But the determinateness of quantity is number, and this is the principle and standpoint of Pythagoreanism.”

“That old idiot greatly underestimated their determinedness to find him.”

“Her voice was that of a girl, barely more than a child, but there was a determinedness in it which marked her as a Princess without a doubt.”

“In the center, the focus of their attention is a cordless telephone which seems to be mocking them in its determinedness not to ring.”

“All normalized sensitivity coefficients are in this case uncorrelated, so that the determinability condition is fulfilled.”

“Serum cardiac marker determinations play a vital role in the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction.”

“His defence before the ICAC had been that he did not understand the determinations governing the country members allowance.”

“However, accurate determinations of species of tick and degree of engorgement are not routinely possible.”

“He also worked on determinants and studied the functional determinant now called the Jacobian.”

“One of the key determinants of overall earnings performance in the next twelve months will be the bank's ability to contain bad debts.”

“The main determinants of fetal growth restraint in contemporary societies are not known.”

“One of these determinables is number of cotyledons under which fall the determinates acotyledon, monocotyledon, and dicotyledon.”

“The determinablist has to hold that natural determinates drawn from mathematically and mereologically independent determinables are always be capable of coinstantiation.”

“Specific topics include geomancy and divinations as determinates of traditional settlements, symbolic and productive landscapes, and Maya cosmology and spatial distribution.”

“All in all, these are factors which indicate that the insiders are the wage determiners of society.”

“Parents are the prime determiners of how their children feel about the world.”

“In English, conjunctions, determiners, interjections, particles, and pronouns are grammatical words.”