Sentence examples for avoiding the fate from inspiring English sources

Schmidt had made way more copies of the critical forms than she had been allotted, avoiding the fate of many, many caucuses that ran out.

There's no question, though, that the boom-or-bust experience has arrived in Manhattan, which had seemed to be avoiding the fate of Las Vegas and Florida.

And Disney's latest entry, "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," stands a decent chance of avoiding the fate of its immediate predecessors.

If there is any company that is intent on avoiding the fate of these ventures it is AmBev, the company planning to export a guarana drink with Pepsi.

The Netherlands reached the semifinals of the European Championships, defeating Sweden, 5-4, on penalty kicks Saturday and avoiding the fate of a number of soccer powers.

Christensen has plenty of suggestions for avoiding the fate of the disruptees; for instance, he urges corporations to wall off a division that is built to think creatively and is small enough to be excited by small profits.

New Zealand is desperate to avoid the fate of neighboring Australia.

6. Can Paul Ryan avoid the fate of John Boehner?

Mexico was acting forcefully to avoid the fate of Colombia.

So, are we smart enough to avoid the fate of the dinosaurs?

If we heed it we can repair our Temple and avoid the fate of Babylon.