Sentence examples for fate of less from inspiring English sources
One of us had to give it up – no sense spending £100,000 to decide the fate of less than £10,000 worth of letters – and it was Faber that initiated a settlement.
Following the fate of less than 16 neurons in the complex turnover of the central nervous system is a daunting (and whoever dissected a Drosophila pupa knows, messy) task.
He also enjoyed the benefit of having his large holdings in these businesses added to the federal TARP list and that relieved them from the burden of having to survive on their own merits in a bad economy, which was the fate of less privileged firms like Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual, Wachovia and Bear Stearns.
Since premiering at Fantastic Fest last September, Salma Hayek action thriller Everly has suffered the fate of the less favoured child.
But most Americans know all too well that only the intervention of billions of dollars in taxpayer bailout money saved Goldman from the dire fate of its less well-connected competitors.
A high-stakes game of poker is now being played over the fate of Dell Inc., less than 36 hours before shareholders are scheduled to vote on the computer company's proposed $24.4 billion sale to its founder.
Leonard Nimoy, best known as Mr. Spock of "Star Trek," has been diagnosed with a lung disease and is lobbying fans to quit smoking in order to prevent a similar fate of living less and not prospering.
Imagine the fate of their less-successful peers.
The fate of other slaves was less pleasant: chattels purchased from the Mayans and others were sacrificed in massive numbers.
The fate of CD3+ cells remains less clear.
As yet, the compromises seem small, particularly when measured against the challenge — sparing the United States the fate of becoming a slightly less-than-first-world country.
