"alter the fate" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to change or influence the outcome or destiny of something or someone. Example: The wise old woman warned the villagers that their reckless actions could alter the fate of their town for generations to come.
If you don't know that there's an election, that it's next month, and that it could drastically alter the fate of the human race, then you are truly a lost soul and are beyond help.
Although no one would claim that Kyoto will, all on its own, alter the fate of the planet, the treaty provides a framework for addressing the problem and, perhaps most important of all, acknowledges that there is one.
He did, after all, alter the fate of one network, CBS, and the nature of prime-time competition last summer and this winter with the first two seasons of "Survivor".
Years later the traveler, now middle aged yet still dissatisfied by his inability to engage meaningfully with others, discovers that he is powerless to alter the fate of a self-destructive friend.
I'm going to give President-Elect Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt for a moment here, because I need him to do something very important, something that could forever alter the fate of this country: I need him to contract the New Orleans Pelicans.
Indeed, a series of corporate collapses in Europe has seen banks taking the lead in trying to find solutions that avoid break-up for example, at Vivendi, Ahold and Corus.This is where Alstom might alter the fate of all European break-up for
"No one person's personal ambitions should be allowed to alter the fates of billions of people.
They tweak the tax code or fiddle with the National Health Service; they are not often called upon to alter the fates of millions with the stroke of a pen.
Seizures also induce abnormal upregulation of neurogenesis in the subgranular zone (SGZ) of the human and rodent DG [30], [31], [32], [33] and alter the fates of endogenous NSCs [34].
We thus investigated whether PVL-like injury might alter the fates of Olig2-expressing NG2+ cells.
Whether they loved him or hated him, Arabs acknowledged that Mr. Arafat had forever altered the fate of the Palestinians, and with them the region.
