Sentence examples for broader fate from inspiring English sources

Although the ruling did not surprise patent experts, it is adding to the jitters that some biotech firms and patent attorneys are feeling over the broader fate of U.S. biomedical patents in the wake of recent court decisions.

WASHINGTON -- Having tackled, and perhaps terminated, the individual mandate on Tuesday, the Supreme Court will spend its third and final day of the health care reform cases testing the Affordable Care Act's broader fate.

"The security interests are broader than the fate of the arbitration.

Broad's immediate fate could hang on whether Flintoff is passed fit this morning to play in the fourth Test at Headingley, but there is little doubt he would relish the chance to improve on a series bowling average of 57.

"Broader questions about the fate of smartphone encryption and data privacy can be saved for another day and another forum," the families wrote in a brief.

But Yale librarian Scott Bennett, who has spent years "in the trenches" watching publishers and libraries "moving into very defensive camps," says it's a major accomplishment that the panelists were able to agree on the importance of seeking a broad consensus on the fate of copyright.

Notch signaling pathway regulates a broad array of cell fate decisions in various tissues and in all stages of development (embryonic to adult).

Consistent with plastic cell-fate determination first appearing in this ancestor, we postulate that highly mutable genes with broad effects on cell fate were created at this time.

The most parsimonious explanation for acquisition of such plasticity is to create de novo highly mutable genes with broad effects on cell fate.

Mr. Brown sees a broader issue than just the fate of his wrench.

Leading university vice-chancellors on Wednesday added their voice to calls for the government to continue funding the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), regardless of the fate of the broader higher education package.