Sentence examples for may be fateful from inspiring English sources

Therefore, any factor that may influence the contrast between liver metastases and liver parenchyma may be fateful for the prognosis of the patient.

As a liberal, there's much for Callahan to like about this new landscape: the Center for American Progress and Media Matters, "both funded by the super wealthy," have proven to be indispensable forces for Democratic political efforts, he writes, while the spread of "eco-values in America's upper classes may be the most fateful trend".

But a former nonproliferation official in the Clinton administration, Robert J. Einhorn, said tonight that by moving toward production of actual weapons, "the North Koreans may be taking a fateful step".

He may be a former mayor, but he remains associated with that fateful day more than any other single American.

While we may be a long way away from Kristallnacht, it is worthwhile to point out the signposts on Germany's path to that fateful night.

Those were fateful words.

The meeting was fateful.

That first inning was fateful.

New York was fateful for him and his family.

Mornings are fateful, cliffs are precipitous and rivers rage.

Both are fateful decisions; both are decisions on which his cabinet is divided.