Sentence examples for differing fate from inspiring English sources

As the couple pushed through the media scrum to get into a waiting car, Charlie Brooks was asked if he had anything to say about the differing fate of Coulson.

The differing fate of bats was illustrated in a recent study that found bats in China had lower infection levels than their North American counterparts, suggesting the Chinese bats are more resistant to the fungus.

In trying to account for the differing fate of traders at our study firm, on one hand, and at many of the banks and hedge funds, on the other, it is worth pointing out that these traders differ in one important respect – their compensation schemes.

Furthermore, the studies reported here can easily be extended to measure the inheritance of other cellular organelles [ 11, 12] or to describe the differing fate of daughter cells [ 7].

The morphological differences are mainly a consequence of differing fates of the parental wall after cell division and detachment.

In summary, we find that the overall early responses of THP1-derived macrophages to MAB-S and MAB-R to be highly similar at the level of transcription, with the small numbers of differences having the potential to presage differing fates for the morphotypes later in the infection cycle.

Will the two be separated by differing fates?

After him came Jeri Jelensky and Zoe Fereday, who had differing opinions about the fate of HMV and other high street outlets.

The social contract says that though our individual fates differ, we have a collective destiny, too.

Reports differ about the fate of the banks' gentlemen's agreement but if it survived the first day, it did not last the second.

Talking with Gretchen Morgenson and Floyd Norris of The Times, the three agreed that interest rates were headed lower, at least in the next few months, but they differed on the fate of the dollar.