Sentence examples for obvious fate from inspiring English sources

Excessive alcohol administration can accumulate NADH, which is the obvious fate of alcohol metabolism by alcohol dehydrogenases.

Two members of the state legislature who helped craft them were forced out of office in recall elections and a third resigned when it became obvious a similar fate awaited him.

In contrast to our findings that the Hpo pathway is required for PFC differentiation, no obvious follicle-cell fate defects were reported in these mer ts mutant egg chambers.

The most obvious is the fate of the scar itself.

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By Tuesday, his fate seemed obvious enough for his coalition partners to begin weighing the chances of other leaders.

It's less obvious that Kenya's fate is as much a strategic concern to Western democracies as it is a humanitarian one.

This election has produced conflicting results and nowhere is this more obvious than in the fate of the record number of black and minority ethnic candidates.

By the time the former Jet Victor Green completed his long, gleeful romp past their bench, the Jets' fate was obvious today.

His comments raised obvious questions about the fate of NBC's ailing experiment with the World Wrestling Federation, the XFL football league, which occupies three crucial months on Saturday night for NBC.

"Pataki Is Asked to Pardon Lenny Bruce" (news article, May 18) demonstrates the obvious disconnect between the fate of Howard Solomon, the proprietor of Cafe au Go Go, whose conviction was overturned on appeal, and the obscenity conviction that was interred with Bruce's bones.