Sentence examples for anticipated doom from inspiring English sources

Investors adopted an outlook of anticipated doom after deciding that these two reports lend credible evidence to the belief that inflation is on the rise.

As oil prices remain high, there are once again murmurs of anticipated doom from various quarters.

The Mollers owe so much more than their house is worth, and have so few options, that they are already anticipating doom.

Playing a quietly fearful sister who has about her aspects of that play's Masha, and of Sonya from "Uncle Vanya, Jemma Redgravee movingly inhabits the stage like an exceedingly polite Cassandra, anticipating doom with a clarity that, as it happens, turns out to be accurate.

Television studios aren't embattled like newspaper offices, victims of the digital revolution anticipating their doom.

He accurately foretold the destruction of the northern kingdom of Israel (although he did not specify Assyria as the cause) and, as a prophet of doom, anticipated later Old Testament prophets.

As if anticipating the doomed relationship between Verdi's Radames and Aida, "Moses in Egypt" adds a love story to the tale, involving Osiride, Pharaoh's son, and Elcia, a young Hebrew woman.

City agencies often predict doom and gloom to engender support only to have the situation turn out better than anticipated.

The remaining 29 members of the squad were able to train fully in the Otago sunshine, the South Island weather having proved more benign so far than the doom merchants had anticipated.

Most of the problems were anticipated prior to the institution of the doomed training system and the recommendations are largely a return to the tried and tested system rather than a radical reform.

Predicting that rampant consumer capitalism would eventually spell doom for a flâneur's pleasures, Benjamin also neatly anticipated Billy Allardyce's gripe, and my own.