Sentence examples for fate of today from inspiring English sources

But the fate of "Today" is so rocky that it was hard to tell if Mr. Lauer was exercising news judgment or, like his guest, looking too keenly after his own self-interest.

Ulbricht did not know then that the fate of today's game would not be resolved until late in the morning, when the agreement was finally reached.

In a country that was once singular in the Arab world for its ranks of educated, professional women, it is impossible to tell whether the fate of today's teenage girls will be any different from that of their mothers.

In a written statement, Bonnaroo's organizers referred to the fate of last weekend's Field Day Music Festival.

No big foreign acquisition has failed so far even though, according to consultants at McKinsey, that is the fate of 60-70% of cross-border takeovers.

The fate of last year's giant cross-border engagement, between America's MCI and Britain's BT, shows the scope for misunderstanding and recrimination.

The meeting in Brussels between senior officials will include discussions on the fate of 1,800 people still missing from the 1998-99 conflict and other complex humanitarian issues.

With the fate of this year's JVC Jazz Festivals still uncertain, Freihofer's Jazz Festival is shaping up to be an alternative for jazz hounds in New York.

General Motors has confirmed that the fate of 2,100 employees at the Wirral site will not be decided at a board meeting on Wednesday.

However the fate of this year's Oscars remain in the balance, with the ongoing writers' strike threatening to derail the event entirely.

Pro-Tibet protesters want Brown to raise the issue of human rights in Tibet and specifically raise the fate of 1,000 Tibetans whose fate is unknown after last year's unrest in the country.