Sentence examples for a doomed project from inspiring English sources

President Nicolas Sarkozy wrong-footed his own government last week when he appeared to back the co-operative plan, an idea rejected by his Transport minister as a doomed project.

In the early days of Chrome OS, it often seemed like a doomed project.

Unable to imagine a curriculum outside of that set by the school, he was gamely taking on the class every day, in what turned out to be a doomed project.

Instead, Queen Kelly was a doomed project, one of the greatest of all lost films.

He obviously believed it was a doomed project and not worth any more German taxpayers' money.

After initially thinking Something's Gotta Give a doomed project, she ends up calling it "my favourite film".

The Portland Street area, as she is well aware, was another unhappy victim of the Labour government's Housing Market Renewal Pathfinders Programme – aka the Pathfinder scheme – a wilfully stupid and ultimately doomed project that has left many miles of terraced houses standing empty across cities in the north and the Midlands.

So what of the political leader who launched this doomed project?

(I have spent most of my life tiptoeing around the delicate sensibilities of men, though of course the book Men Explain Things to Me is what happens when I set that exhausting, doomed project aside).

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In one of the most widespread scandals in city history, the doomed project involved fraud from hundreds of contractors, kickbacks and routine bribery, and various money-laundering conspiracies.