Sentence examples for complicated fate from inspiring English sources

To contemplate the history of Sochi, of Circassia, was to consider the racially complicated fate of America itself.

The authors leave no stone unturned - not even moon rocks, whose complicated fate in international diplomacy they chronicle as well.

The Colombian raid, in which bombers were backed up by ground forces, has also complicated the fate of dozens of high-profile hostages, including Americans and a French citizen, held by the Farc.

He said any Soviet action delaying emigration visas for Jews would complicate the fate of the trade treaty.

Failure to act in the coming days could bring a partial shutdown of government operations, jeopardize health-care services for 9 million children and 370,000 pregnant women nationwide, and further complicate the fate of hundreds of thousands of children of illegal immigrants, known as dreamers, who could start facing deportation in early March.

While Agnès rots, Ambrosio meets his increasingly complicated, sometimes confusing fate, partly in the form of a beauty named Antonia (Joséphine Japy).

Mr. Bradley's fate, complicated by a monthlong dormancy in the Democratic primary-election schedule and the more intense media focus on the Republican contest, had seemed sealed in the weeks after his defeats in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he had invested millions of dollars.

The restaurant's appearance is the latest twist in CBGB's curious afterlife a fate complicated by court battles between founder Hilly Krystal's surviving family members.

The restaurant's appearance is the latest twist in CBGB's curious afterlife – a fate complicated by court battles between founder Hilly Krystal's surviving family members.

(His wounds further complicate the fates of the nine remaining Lebanese hostages that Mr. Dadikhi has held since last May.

The population dynamics of this group is complicated, because the fates of individuals within it are not independent, and an individual's lifespan is strongly influenced by their role in the colony.