Sentence examples for fate much more from inspiring English sources

It had stopped its struggle in a sort of avian stoicism, and it met its fate much more quietly than the hen.

Assuming it scrapes through the current crisis, and there's really no reason it shouldn't, its fate hinges much more on events in Germany than on what happens in places like Cyprus and Greece.

By avoiding preachiness and just focusing on the game, Fate is much more likely to teach players useful lessons.

The team, of course, will be a major determining factor in OpenAI's fate, but much more will play into its potential success.

Harari thinks the modern belief that individuals are in charge of their fate was never much more than a leap of faith.

They are why moneyed, organized special interests have had so much success for so long in influencing the fate of legislation — much more success than they have had in influencing the outcome of Presidential elections.

When the time came to consider the fate of men much more steeped in wickedness than Osama bin Laden -- the Nazi leadership -- the British government wanted them hanged within six hours of capture.

At a moment when the nation's electoral future seems tied to the fate of its jobs, much more than next month's paycheck depends on the answers.

They both face a much more serious fate, possibly the death penalty.

But the fate of the Doty House is much more in question, even with its associations.

The extraordinary determination of those cells wins Mr. Johnson's grudging admiration: "Cancer cells are those that rebel against their fate — they hope for so much more".