Sentence examples for fateful term from inspiring English sources

At Couch's initial trial, Dick Miller, the defense psychologist who used the fateful term "affluenza," also testified at great length about dysfunction in the Couch family.

He made what turned out to be a fateful decision in terms of later developments.

The decision is particularly fateful for Sharif, whose previous term as prime minister was ended by a military coup d'état in November 1999.

Then his life took a fateful turn.

Theirs are protracted, expensive cases that force hospitals to make fateful decisions or assume long-term responsibility for needy immigrants who are, essentially, left at their doorsteps.

Nevertheless, they termed the contest "fateful," warning that a loss "could have severe negative consequences".

He refused, confident that he would be welcomed back in his home city of Medellin even as he struggled to come to terms with his fateful own goal.

Fate has a fateful way of slipping into symphonies.

At the end of our first term, after exchanging less than ten full sentences between that fateful night and winter break, my roommate and I parted ways.

A decade later, James made the fateful decision to invade England in support of France under the terms of the Auld Alliance.

There has been no reform of justice, nothing for the new generations, victims of a fateful deregulation of the labour market that has brought with it short-term contracts solely intended to favour companies that exploit the workers.