Sentence examples for fate further from inspiring English sources

Leonardo Giron Torres, lying under the beam, courted danger as he lifted his head and lay it back down just before the beam got to him, then tempted fate further by raising his shoulders, then his back, each time flattening himself just before the beam whacked him.

Presumably, the ookinetes that did form left the midgut lumen effectively, since enough gak and pk7 oocysts were present to analyze their fate further.

As in our study silver bioavailability was only considered for the WWTP effluent, but not with regard to the environmental fate further downstream, our estimation of the aquatic toxicity potential is probably overestimated.

The fate of further recounts, the great hope of the Gore campaign, still hangs in the balance.

Mr. Cheney said that while he had trouble understanding how Mr. Walker ended up fighting with the Taliban, he would reserve judgment on his fate pending further investigation.

In a surprise ruling cheered by nurses, doctors and others who have fought to keep a Brooklyn hospital open, but which may have muddled its fate even further, a judge on Tuesday ordered the hospital to be returned to its previous owners, nullifying a 2011 transfer to the State University of New York.

In the current session of the Diet, Mr Abe's government will submit legislation to allow its Self-Defence Forces to come to the aid of Japan's allies should they come under attack and in a way which endangers Japan's own security.The two hostages' grisly fate could further entrench the public's isolationist tendency, hindering Mr Abe's dream of ditching pacifism altogether.

JOHNSON: Nay, Sir, you shall know their fate no further.

With high mechanical flexibility and versatile surface functionalities, graphene and their derivatives can be facilely engineered into scaffolds with tunable geometrical and mechanical cues to direct stem cell fate and further enhance stem cell differentiation.

By contrast, primary granule fusion with the plasma membrane instead leads to hyperexocytosis and potential reprogramming (3), a third fate that further emphasizes the functional plasticity of human neutrophils.

Al-Kaseasbeh's capture and grisly fate have further complicated the U.S.-led air campaign against the Islamic State group.