Sentence examples for appears condemned from inspiring English sources

So has the conclusion of the planning inspector, Roy Vandermeer, that a new runway at Heathrow would have "such severe and widespread impacts on the environment as to be totally unacceptable".On airport policy, history appears condemned to repeat itself.

Rather, it is a plea to curtail the insouciance to which migraine appears condemned [8].

It is a little after 3.45pm on Saturday 26 April 2008 and Fulham, trailing 2-0, appear condemned to the Championship.

City set up permanent camp in QPR territory but appeared condemned to their worst nightmare of losing the title to arch rivals United in the most painful circumstances as keeper Paddy Kenny rode his luck to produce a string of saves to ensure they held firm in the face of an onslaught.

It was paradisal before man appeared, condemning everyone to death.

Others feel uneasy with any position that appears to condemn divorce or lone parenthood.

Higher order vagueness appears to condemn us to draw a sharp line somewhere.

And I sense most of all how they take care especially not to say anything that appears to condemn Hamas, whose Palestinian streets, they know, are united.

Leviticus 18 22 appears to condemn homosexuality, but why are they not also persecuting people for eating fruit from a tree within four years of planting it (L 19 23) stoning those who shave their beards or cut their hair (L19 27); or punishing those who wear blended fabrics or own cross-bred animals (L 19 19).

But its scattergun approach, appearing to condemn every MP who was paid fees for BBC appearances that were not specifically related to their work in parliament, was unjustified.

Its language appeared to condemn all Muslims, not just the terror group.