Sentences with phrase «intertwined with the fate»
Many human communities want answers about the current status and future of Arctic marine mammals, including scientists who dedicate their lives to study them and indigenous people whose traditional ways of subsistence are intertwined with the fate of species such as ice seals, narwhals, walruses and polar bears.
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But it's a lot more powerful, because here the characters» competing personal agendas are intertwined with the fate of a clearly defined setting, Wakanda, that means something to us emotionally — in Stark contrast to «Civil War,» where Buck and Cap's bond is rock solid but the wider threats facing the Avengers are more vaguely defined.
Moreover, I'm pretty sure the fate of ebooks is intertwined with the fate of the Kindle.
Trace quickly learns that the all - knowing Rusalki are slowly fading, and that their destiny is closely intertwined with the fate of the entire universe.
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The fate of the move, which could occur as early as April 1, appears intertwined with the current state budget negotiations.
And if they are right, what happens next to Wikipedia could affect more than just the fate of the website: Google and Microsoft, for example, are hatching plans that are intertwined with those of the encyclopedia.
In the end, the fate of educational markets, for good or ill, is intertwined with broader issues of educational politics and policy.»
His fate is intertwined with Proposition 305, a statewide referendum opposing his massive school voucher expansion, which will be on the ballot at the same time.
Her fate becomes intertwined with Mickey's, giving rise to a story of passion, entangled commitments, and half - truths.
When the Toros» son falls in love with the Riveras» beautiful daughter, Maribel, their fates become intertwined.
Our fate is now intertwined with that of newspapers generally.
As with the humans and the Titans, through symbiosis, the pair's fates are intertwined.
As they enter the human plane, their fates with Azura and Gallil become intertwined.
And, while it may seem an odd extension of rights, in many ways it harkens back to a time when mankind's fate was more readily acknowledged as being intertwined with that of the rivers, lakes, and streams that sustained us — a time in which our purer instincts towards preserving nature needn't be dictated by legislation.