Sentence examples for fateful period from inspiring English sources

Understanding has deepened since the late 1980s, when Israeli historians used newly opened state archives to revisit that fateful period.

But the press releases had already been written, declaring, in boldface type, that the two episodes covered "the most riveting, fateful period in New York's history".

So the Chad discovery opens a window on a fateful period in evolutionary history about which the fossil record has been so sparse that the remains could fit in a shoebox.

Bear Stearns tried at least six times to raise billions of dollars in the months before its dramatic collapse — and considered selling a stake to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts — but the efforts fizzled each time, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal that recounts the firm's missed opportunities in that fateful period.

In the fateful second period, the Terrapins remained on the attack, scoring four of the first six goals.

Now that it's been nearly 20 years since that fateful transitional period, I thought it'd be a good idea to take a look at the most notable platformer mascots to see how they fared.

Scientists announced Thursday that he had found the bones of a new hominid species that lived almost two million years ago during the fateful, still mysterious period spanning the emergence of the human family.

With one fateful exception: a period, shortly after he returned from a failed attempt to sail around the world, when he found himself "in the heart and deeps of me, desirous of alcohol".

"Further, those who believe in malleable fate do not show indulgent behaviour after receiving an unfavourable fateful prediction covering a longer time period or after receiving a favorable fateful prediction.

Yunus's troubles began with a brief, but fateful, foray into politics during a period of crisis in Bangladesh in 2007.

One of his most controversial periods came when he was appointed chief spokesman for the coalition provisional authority, the interim government set up to run Iraq in the aftermath of the US invasion and that presided over a chaotic period in which some fateful decisions were made.