Sentence examples for example of the fate from inspiring English sources

She will be a good example of the fate of plagiarists next semester.

The use of the word pharaoh is a heavily freighted term drawn from Koranic texts, where the lesson of the fall of the pharaoh is deemed an example of the fate of arrogant leaders who think their own power equals God's.

The reason for this change was not the introduction of a rival new design but apparently the fickle tastes of the public: The dawn of the new twentieth century simply brought a taste for "modern" designs yet another example of the fate of a particular cornet design based not on the actual musical playing qualities of the instruments but rather their outward appearance.

Serving as an example of the fate of a child molester, in August 1465 in Zurich, Switzerland, Ulrich Moser was condemned to be impaled, for having sexually violated six girls between the ages four and nine.

Mr Friedmann and his supporters, on the other hand, who include several top lawyers and law professors, decry what they see as the all-too-frequent persecution of politicians for holding the wrong opinions rather than seriously breaking the law.Mr Friedmann points, for example, to the fate of three of his predecessors who all planned to instigate the sorts of reforms that he is now attempting.

It includes a summary of the most common surface coatings, functionalization strategies, and some examples of the fate of some nanomaterials based on their surface functionalities.

British monitors in the ZANU PF-dominated eastern provinces were strongly critical, reporting "brutal 'disciplinary murders' as examples of the fate awaiting those who failed to conform", name-taking and "claims to the possession of machines which would reveal how individuals had voted".

For example, analysis of the fates of fertilizer N added over 22 years in an Iowa watershed with continuous corn show large amounts of "unaccounted for (lost or stored) N" (Figure 4).

A less recent example concerns the fate of dozens of statues to various heroes of Prussian history that once lined the Tiergarten in Berlin.

A typical example records the fate of 'Capt WM Swain of the Christopher Mitchell of Nantucket', who 'after fastning to a whale, was carried overboard, and drowned'.

For example, determining the fate of a metabolite, which results in multiple blocked reactions, will have a different impact on the biological accuracy of RECON 1 than resolving a single blocked reaction.