Sentence examples for are being condemned from inspiring English sources

Many Palestinians fear they are being condemned to indefinite occupation.

And they are being condemned by a public that blames their risk-happy culture for setting off the current financial crisis.

Professor Mike Kelly, the director of the centre for public health at Nice, said: "Children as young as three are being condemned to a life with rotten teeth, gum disease and poor health going into adulthood.

Asked at the school about why the poll showed so little support among African-Americans and Latinos for giving the mayor control of the school system, Mr. Bloomberg said that "they don't understand how poor a job is being done and how their children, unfortunately, are being condemned to a life of not participating in the great American dream".

At the same time, the banks — from UBS to Citigroup, from Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland to Merrill Lynch and HSBC — are being condemned by a public that blames their risk-happy culture for sparking the current financial crisis.

At a time when home-state projects sought by lawmakers are being condemned by Senator John McCain and others, Mr. McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, boasts in a series of campaign advertisements about how he has showered federal money on towns, airports and universities in Kentucky, like the nearly $60 million he won for the face-lift for downtown Owensboro.

It wasn't just Judas who was being condemned here.

Now I am being condemned by the McCarthyite tactic of guilt by association".

At the time, many black Orleanians thought their neighbourhoods were being condemned.

But nobody had time for these subtleties when I was being condemned for racism.

They and their families, it was argued, were being condemned to destitution.Ten years on, such dire warnings have been proved spectacularly wrong (see article).