Sentence examples for fate of world from inspiring English sources

Everything was at stake — the memory of Kafka, the fate of world literature, the future of Israel — and nobody could be trusted.

Here in this extraordinary piece of desert is where the fate of world security in the early 21st century is going to be decided".

21 November 2006: The then prime minister Tony Blair says on a visit to Camp Bastion that the base is "where the fate of world security in the early 21st century is going to be decided".

But whatever the fate of world production, OPEC and especially Middle East producers are quickly taking the driver's seat.

Will he heed the increasingly loud demands of interventionists for greater shows of force on the Korean peninsula, or channel candidate Trump and seek talks with Premier Kim? It's no exaggeration to say that the fate of world peace may rest in part on his decision.

It's hardly the fate of worlds, but the plot does actually feature in your progression through the game, as new costumes unlock greater powers.

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It's an irony of the modern world that the fate of the world is being determined by some Senators in the US Congress.

So there is a lot more at stake in the REF than the fates of "world-class" universities, or the egos of "top" professors, or even the fortunes of hundreds of university departments, over the next decade.

He dismissed formal religious dogma as "the great enemy of mankind" and assigned responsibility for the fate of the world to each person living in it.

When the fate of the world and the lives of millions are at stake, as in World War II, conscription is justified.