Sentence examples for a likely fate from inspiring English sources

But most of the teenagers who live, as I once did, on a fast-food diet won't turn their lives around: They've crossed under the golden arches to a likely fate of lifetime obesity.

The result is that 98 per cent of gay asylum-seekers fleeing persecution for their sexuality are returned home to a likely fate of death or persecution, says the report.

St. Ann's Warehouse, the Brooklyn theater whose versatile and cavernous playing space has become a magnet for New York and overseas acting troupes, is now confronting a likely fate that its leaders had worked years to avoid: homelessness.

Many of his young peers in the "Soundcloud Rap" generation lyrically fetishize abusing prescription drugs like Xanax or "lean" (a codeine-laced cough syrup drink), with some such as new artist nominee Lil Uzi Vert alluding to suicide, violence or overdosing as a likely fate for most everyone they know.

Rather, selective sweeps were rare, and clonal interference was a far more likely fate for any particular mutation.

Once becoming a pseudogene, the likely fate is to continue to accumulate mutations at the maximum rate and become increasingly divergent.

The victory was seen in Britain as a foreshadowing of the likely fate of an attempted invasion and helped ease British fears about the threat of a French amphibious attack.

An important issue concerning the evolution of duplicated genes is to understand why paralogous genes are retained in a genome even though the most likely fate for a redundant duplicated gene is nonfunctionalization and thereby its elimination.

Questions about Meng's likely fate dominated a Chinese foreign ministry briefing on Monday.

In the end, what is condemning St Mirren to their likely fate is a simple error of judgement.

One way in which this situation can be achieved is by degrading the accumulated misfolded proteins through ERAD, which is the likely fate of a substantial population of the destabilized lysozyme variants.