Sentence examples for less destined from inspiring English sources

Less destined for fame was Froebel's other innovation, a line of instructional toys he called "gifts".

Hanson starts with the idea that the Axis powers were more or less destined to lose, then works backward to understand the reasons for their defeat.

Babies were orphaned, which is to say they were more or less destined to die: the bonobo infant, accustomed to staying on its mother's back for the first several years of life, has great trouble making it on its own.

Similarly, he said, if the nation were in the grip of a crisis, voters might reject any semblance of the status quo and seek someone who seemed just a bit more idiosyncratic and adventurous, a bit less destined.

But too many soul-less jackets, destined for an afternoon of scones and clotted cream, seemed disconnected from the kind of vital, intellectually hungry life Mr. Beene himself so vigorously leads.

Until recent times, the very notion of an impromptu sidewalk news conference by senior members of the royal family, much less a couple destined eventually to be king and queen, would have caused conniptions among royal aides.

Every time the former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used his 15 minutes at the microphone in the UN General Assembly to make an ignorant remark about the Holocaust – destined less for Israel than for a segment of his divided domestic audience – our diplomats marched out of the room to show the full extent of their disgust, thus guaranteeing him even bigger headlines.

These data well support our discovery that the stimulation of fatty acids on apoB synthesis is attenuated by n-3PUFAs; it seems that less apoB is destined for translocation and secretion.

A further 800 tonnes of less lethal industrial chemicals destined for incineration at commercial toxic-waste plants outside Syria must also be transported to Latakia by early February.Ms Kaag says that although "the situation remains complex and the security situation volatile…we intend to forge ahead".

They found those having a happier and playful upbringing than their less inclined counterparts were destined to earn more in salary to the tune of $2,000 per annum by the age of 29.

The venerable Mr. Taylor bemoaned the fact that there were Startup Bus projects that dared deal with such fluff as bar trivia, and bemoaned further "cheerleader" media hype surrounding a field where less than 50percentt were destined to successfully find a market.