Sentence examples for comparable fate from inspiring English sources
Surely, we imagine, the boys risk a comparable fate.
No one has suggested so far that Mr. Cameron is courting an entirely comparable fate.
Not so Detroit, though on reading the news last week, you might believe a comparable fate awaited what once was the fourth biggest city in the United States.
It is generally assumed that when Nick Clegg dies, or if his Liberal Democrats suffer a comparable fate at the May 2015 election, the words "tuition fees" will be found engraved on his heart.
A comparable fate has befallen the Tories – but in delivering messages and cementing electoral coalitions, the Conservative party can rely on a hegemonic machine that grinds away day in, day out, and encompasses everything from the rightwing press to most of the UK's big business.
A comparable fate befell a second Miró.
The stronger correlation in the 24 h gene expression data set between TSA- and BMP2-treated cultures reveals that even if the early gene expression response to the treatment differs dramatically, similar downstream processes are induced, resulting in a comparable cell fate phenotype.
This is expected for congeners that have comparable environmental fates; that is, they have similar physicochemical pathways from their sources to the environmental media from which they are sampled.
As stocks fell, politicians (our Parliament members are the highest-paid in Europe and our prime minister is, perhaps, the most farcical) fumbled, and the country risked a fate comparable to that of Greece, Italians discovered a hitherto unknown interest in analysts, agencies and financial oracles.
