Sentence examples for fateful strategy from inspiring English sources
It was my fateful strategy to go beyond the concept, so as to see what happens beyond".
It was leaked not after the policy was carried out -- as in the Plame case -- but just weeks before the president will be making his fateful strategy and manpower decision for the Afghan war.
According to state medical examiners and human rights groups, 14 deaths in the year of the strategy's fateful onset, 1994, jumped to 90 deaths by 2000, to 145 deaths in 2001, to 163 deaths in 2002.
Seven scientists of the University organized a Committee on Social & Political Implications, and reported to the Sec. of War, that using the bomb against the enemy would not be merely a matter of military strategy but a fateful political event.
Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.
With the average lifespan of companies dropping to just over 10 years from 14 a decade ago, and a dramatic decrease in the useful life of a company's strategy, more companies will find themselves in that fateful third phase.
The pregnancy was often described as a fateful moment (cf. 52) and as a special life experience of importance for both the men's power strategies and the women's responses (i.e. their coping strategies).
Those were fateful words.
The decision proved fateful.
