Sentence examples similar to fated determination from inspiring English sources
Gordon Brown's ill-fated determination to impose a public-private partnership agreement on the London Underground will cost the taxpayer £2bn.
Indeed, heterotopic transplantation of a group of cells, naturally fated to give rise to tissue A, into developing tissue B, is a classic assay for fate determination in embryology.
Henceforth America found itself torn between strategic interests and moral commitments on both sides of the Arab-Israeli conflict, while its actions were fated to be seen by many Arabs as motivated by a determination to control the oil reserves, or to assist Israel.
Some British Eurosceptics believe the eurozone and perhaps the wider EU project are fated to collapse because the imperial ambitions of arrogant elites inevitably collide with national demands for self-determination.
These experiments proved ill fated.
Athelstan is fated to be their houseboy and farmhand but the triumphant Norseman, steeped in the legends and customs of Valhalla, is unaware of the effect his prisoner's faith and Christian determination may have on his family.
It's not fated or inevitable.
All of them appear fated for sex.
"It was fated," Mr. Bauer said.
