Sentence examples for problems a fate from inspiring English sources
Gladys drifted in and out of her life and eventually developed serious psychological problems, a fate Marilyn feared she would repeat.
The problem is that, if she misses, Karmakar risks a fate worse than returning home without a medal.
Re "As New Penn Station Proceeds, Officials Say Tunnel Problems Tempt Fate" (news article, Dec. 10): I was appalled to read that some 300,000 commuters travel daily through tunnels outfitted with antiquated ventilation systems.
A Fate Worse Than Guantanamo?
Among the extant short systematic writings the following are regarded as genuine: Problems and Solutions, Ethical Problems, On Fate, On the Soul and On Mixture and Increase.
"It is a fate worse than death.
Ricciardo did not do a race-simulation run on heavy fuel later in the session because of a turbo problem and a similar fate befell Hamilton, whose engine stopped as he headed out of the pits.
A born salesman whose peppy speeches once entranced Italians, Mr. Berlusconi recently has often seemed more consumed with his own personal legal problems and the fate of his businesses — which include Italy's largest private broadcaster — than with the fate of his country.
The Palestinian refugee problem – whose fate is central to Abbas's perception of justice – is a direct result of that war.
