Sentence examples for fate of large from inspiring English sources
Complementing the artist's exhibition of new paintings at Kasmin in Chelsea, this mini-survey of his deft, cartoonish drawings emphasizes his love of satire and tall tales, especially in a new series dealing with the fate of large quantities of unwanted art (Smith).
A fearsome über-wolf that once roamed the snowy plains of Alaska may hold warning for the fate of large carnivores today, its discoverers say.
In the case of multiplicative processes, the standard deviation is small compared to the average shifts, such that the average behavior identified in Sect. 3 gives in fact a good picture of the fate of large genomes.
Before Islamic State fighters took control this week, Syrian officials had moved hundreds of statues and other prized antiquities to safety, they said, but they fear the fate of larger objects and architectural features that couldn't be moved.
Insider trading was epidemic at the time, thanks to a buoyant market and a merger mania that gave investment bankers control over the fates of large corporations.
Recent Afghan history is not encouraging when it comes to the fate of such large numbers of prisoners.
Where bridging proposals seemed most called for was over the extent and nature of land to be swapped — in effect, the fate of specific large Israeli settlements.
On June 2, after deliberations conducted behind closed doors, he will decide the fate of media large and small, print and broadcast.
Another notable issue surrounding the visit: the fate of a large, proposed investment project in Iceland by a Chinese businessman, Huang Nubo.
It is too early to know whether New Roc City, New Rochelle's new entertainment complex, will escape the fate of other large projects that could not deliver on their promises.
IF IT were not that Iran's presidential election will determine the fate of a large, ancient nation, and perhaps also the chances of peace in a vital region of the world, the spectacle might simply be hugely entertaining.
