Sentence examples for extreme fate from inspiring English sources

Punishment is the key word, for this thriller from the director Morten Tyldum follows one contemporary genre trend by tying case-study psychology to what might be termed extreme fate.

Details were in flux, but such a deal would, at least for now, prevent a more extreme fate in which the state would appoint an outside, emergency manager to take over operations in Detroit, which is at risk of running out of money this spring.

This tactic, claims its defenders, reflects not only a drive to attract younger audiences but acknowledges opera's age-old tradition of telling stories about larger-than-life characters dealing with the extreme fates that have been dealt to them, à la Walter White.

Previous studies reported that sizzled expression is regulated by, and regulates BMP signaling (Lee et al., 2006; Muraoka et al., 2006) and that Sizzled "functions in a negative feedback loop that limits allocation of mesodermal cells to the extreme ventral fate" (Collavin and Kirschner, 2003).

Northern Indiana has endured the most extreme turn of fate.

11.52am GMT By some extreme quirk of fate, Flash Gordon has crashed into Zarkov's greenhouse.

In all analyses aside from association testing, fish that were last detected above Ice Harbor Dam were pooled with those detected above John Day Dam to increase sample size of this extreme upstream migration fate category.

The protagonists would be the parents, and the action would be something like: "Threatened with the prediction that their son will commit two terrible crimes, a king and queen decide to take extreme measures; but the fates are too strong for them, and the prediction is fulfilled despite their efforts".

Only AP2C3 led to a dramatic change in cell fate that in extreme cases resulted in the conversion of all epidermal cells into stomata.

But those who want to cheat the fates still have some extreme options open to them.

(The team says they're still working on how other marine creatures like anemones and bacteria avoid such gruesome fates at the most extreme depths, but they suspect those organisms produce more efficient protein boosters than fish can).