Sentence examples for also be consigned to from inspiring English sources

We will not only be losing our jobs, but we will also be consigned to living in poverty, with a loss of dignity, potential ill health and, for some of us, even an early grave.

That hope was echoed by The Independent's Paul Newman who wrote: "The words 'not since Bunny Austin' can finally be erased from the lexicon of British tennis and tomorrow, who knows, the phrase 'not since Fred Perry' might also be consigned to history".

The New Deal's Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Harry Truman, favored by blacks because he desegregated the US armed services, would also be consigned to the dustbins because the American Japanese still harbor resentment over FDR's Japanese internment camps and because of Truman's dropping two A-bombs that killed millions of innocent souls.

They are also more likely to be consigned to special education classes or prescribed mood-managing drugs.

Two dropped shots in the opening three holes had neutral onlookers sensing that Poulter, who started the day with an aggregate score of eight over par, six behind Greg Norman, would once again be consigned to also-ran status.

But it also means that those who want to pursue careers may effectively be consigned to the old welfare system, receiving monthly checks without support like child care.

Or be consigned to the care system?

"It should be consigned to history".

Will women be consigned to abuse and illiteracy?

It's time for stuckism to be consigned to history.

Soon, all this may be consigned to history.