Sentence examples for destined under from inspiring English sources

In spite of his great popularity, there was no indication that Nicephorus whose physical appearance was reportedly not very agreeable and who seemed destined under the influence of Athanasius the Athonite to embrace the monastic life would end up seducing and being seduced by the young and beautiful empress.

The top federal rate is 35%, destined (under present law) to go to 39.6% in 2011 and fairly likely to wind up still higher than that.

In an asynchronous population, therefore, only a fraction of those cells destined to under apoptosis might be expected to possess altered levels of Bid at any time point.

Presently, it is impossible to make a judgment as to whether this is due to the quality/relevance of the these articles or if articles with LA authors, without international collaboration, are destined to be under-cited due to social-psychological reasons.

This week's international uproar following an Israeli declaration as "state land" of 1.5 square miles in Gush Etzion – land that is under no private ownership and is destined to remain under Israeli sovereignty under any future agreement – is telling.

But is Saddam's Iraq a rotten edifice destined to shatter under the first mighty blow?

They seemed destined to remain under the radar; a niche band with a small but loyal following.

He seems destined, like Malcolm Lowry ("Under the Volcano") and Jack Kerouac ("On the Road"), to be remembered mainly for one novel.

The national debt, close to 84% of GDP now, was destined to fall under Osborne's old austerity plan.

Quite a few, moreover, will at last have realised that they are not destined for promotion under Mr Blair, no matter how servile their behaviour.

Volkswagen, the maker of Audis and the closest Germany has to a full-range carmaker, looks destined to fall under the corporate control of Porsche.