Sentence examples for precisely the fate from inspiring English sources

Obstruction is precisely the fate it deserves.

But wouldn't that be precisely the fate that the system deserved?

But in September 2012, that's precisely the fate that befell Dan Kiley, the seminal postwar landscape architect behind the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St . Louis featuring Eero Saarinen's Gateway Arch, and Patterns, the garden of the du Pont home in Wilmington, Del.

History will judge these 15 years precisely on the fate of men like Sotskov.

To an extent that cannot be precisely measured, the fate of Saddam Hussein, who was ousted from power by the American military with British backing after endless prevaricating about Iraqi weapons programs, must have been an important consideration in Libya's decision.

This means the radiologist cannot precisely asses the fate of embolization particles.

Stem cell research is exciting precisely because the fate of cells turns out to be not determined by the genes.

Nevertheless, how to precisely control the fate of reprogrammed cells to generate well differentiated and functional cells is a major task for all cell reprogramming techniques.

These experiments should be repeated using endogenous proteins and images obtained at higher resolution to more precisely follow the fate of Ptch trafficking and more convincingly support the implication of caveolae and/or endosomal trafficking.

That, of course, was precisely the irony fate had in store for the century's first Democratic President.

And what's amazing to me is that out of all those possible masses from 114 to several hundred GeV, it's landed at 126-ish where it's right on the critical line, and now we have to measure it more precisely to find the fate of the Universe," he said.