Sentence examples for a common fate for from inspiring English sources

A common fate for wilderness everywhere.

ReprintsSummary execution is a common fate for Kenyan criminals.

But the restaurant went bankrupt, a common fate for businesses in the Philippines.

This year, Pleyel was bought by a French investment fund, a common fate for piano manufacturers.

He was transferred to Allahabad, reportedly, after clashing with an MP over illegal plundering of forests in another part of the state, a common fate for officers who defy power.

She was a notable translator of great Polish writers such as Czeslaw Milosz.Her punishment for it all was more than two years in a mental hospital, diagnosed with "sluggish schizophrenia", a common fate for the awkward-minded.

There is a rescue plan, but seems close to dying in Albany, a common fate of rescue plans.

A common fate of unsaturated lipids released from the membrane is oxidation.

It is a common fate described for those seen filming, and the government has just banned iPhones.

Preservation of duplicate genes is believed to be a common fate, particularly for genes that contain multiple regulatory regions, and thereby multiple copies of genes are maintained in the genome [ 7- 10].

"If he were unable to sell the house, the plan was to demolish it and create a parking lot — a very common fate for old houses in Kyoto".