Below you will find example sentences with "similar fate". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Similar Fate in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: fate
Example types with similar fate
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It sparked concerns that Britain could be hit by a similar fate. (12 words)
The longtime department store rivals have made similar missteps and could share a similar fate. (15 words)
In this exhibit, viewers learn about Gerda and her husband, Edvard, who encountered a similar fate. (16 words)
If MI have once again made a characteristic start of falling into a hole with a string of defeats, the misfiring Delhi Capitals have had a similar fate suffering three losses from four outings and are under pressure to bounce back. (41 words)
European nations are providing crucial assistance to hold Russia at bay and avoid their own similar fate, but to stop Russia’s advance and maintain its sovereignty, Ukraine needs military resources only the U.S. can provide. (37 words)
Windows, too, appears slated for a similar fate, with revenues declining over recent quarters, as the platform is relegated to desktops for the most part, with Android, Chrome OS, and iOS, eating into Windows’ market share. (36 words)
In “Why Care?” he suggests it is because one is privileged not to share a similar fate while the larger elephant- why empathy for Ukraine and not Gaza? (28 words)
Example sentences (20)
The longtime department store rivals have made similar missteps and could share a similar fate.
About 150 kilometres away in Patiala, Badhshahpur faced a similar fate due to encroachment on the Ghaggar river.
A giant plane ‘linked to Wagner’ has crashed in Mali just a month after the mutinous mercenary group’s leader met a similar fate a month ago.
A similar fate awaited the Congress in Damoh, where the BJP candidate Jayant Malaiya won by a margin of 51,351 votes.
Desperate Housewives Eva Longoria followed in Britney's footsteps in 2013 by launching her own steakhouse, only to suffer a similar fate.
Incidentally, with $620 billion in unrealized losses at other US banks, people are worried about a similar fate at other small, undiversified banks, and bank stocks are tanking overall.
In this exhibit, viewers learn about Gerda and her husband, Edvard, who encountered a similar fate.
It sparked concerns that Britain could be hit by a similar fate.
The Carolina Panthers may be inclined to give him the QB he wants to avoid a similar fate, but he’ll need to start getting results quickly if they do.
The church in the town she grew up in is now a furniture store and she is fighting to make sure her own congregation does not face a similar fate.
Unlike some of the Group of 5 schools that have suffered a similar fate, the Seminoles’ controversy runs much deeper.
Windows, too, appears slated for a similar fate, with revenues declining over recent quarters, as the platform is relegated to desktops for the most part, with Android, Chrome OS, and iOS, eating into Windows’ market share.
Word of Azerbaijani war crimes and abuses of civilians are well known among residents, who fear a similar fate if they remain.
Dilpreet said that other students shared a similar fate when applying to run in the election.
European nations are providing crucial assistance to hold Russia at bay and avoid their own similar fate, but to stop Russia’s advance and maintain its sovereignty, Ukraine needs military resources only the U.S. can provide.
If MI have once again made a characteristic start of falling into a hole with a string of defeats, the misfiring Delhi Capitals have had a similar fate suffering three losses from four outings and are under pressure to bounce back.
In another session, tearful family members of people who died in the shootings called on the commission to make sure others don't experience a similar fate.
In Canada, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals look to be on the way out, and polls predict a similar fate for Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party in Australia.
In the 2016 Olympic games in Rio Japanese pole vaulter Hiroki Ogita suffered a similar fate whilst attempting to clear the bar.
In “Why Care?” he suggests it is because one is privileged not to share a similar fate while the larger elephant- why empathy for Ukraine and not Gaza?