Sentence examples for most fateful from inspiring English sources
Merkel's third decision is perhaps the most fateful one.
Then, in 1994, Pakistani leaders made their most fateful move.
She gazes into the fog that surrounds her as if pondering her life's most fateful decision.
The third time -- and the most fateful for Afghanistan -- was in the spring of 1996.
This, he adds, was "Prussia's most fateful legacy to the new Germany".
Under Mr. Rouse, it exudes a sense of order and process even amid perhaps its most fateful political crisis yet.
Sunday will mark the 58th anniversary of one of the most remarkable--and certainly one of the most fateful--scientific achievements of the 20th century: nuclear fission.
Today marks the 60th anniversary of one of the most remarkable--and certainly one of the most fateful--scientific achievements of the 20th century: nuclear fission.
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".
Carries as potential baggage: Mr. Geithner was involved in most of the fateful decisions of the last year, including the move to rescue Bear Stearns and American International Group and the decision to let Lehman Brothers collapse.
It seems only logical that the more you know, the safer you are and the greater the chance that you will get things right.Yet Israel's most costly and fateful failure was its mistaken estimate of Egyptian and Syrian intentions, on the eve of the Yom Kippur war in 1973, when the two armies unexpectedly attacked Israel in a bid to regain the territories lost in the 1967 war.
