Sentence examples for are doomed in the from inspiring English sources

Some labor lawyers say language policies of any kind are doomed in the real world of work.

But after 5nm, nothing at least, as far as silicon technology is concerned.It is a mistake, however, to view Moore's law as a prophesy based on scientific phenomena that are doomed in the face of immutable laws of physics.

Still pumping out formidable and monstrously contemporary fiction – his latest novel Bleeding Edge deals in an engrossing, hilarious and shocking way with the Deep Web, video games and 9/11 – he not only disproves all those pessimists who fear literary novels are doomed in the digital age but points a way forward for serious practitioners of all the arts… not least for visual artists.

Only with these reforms, he insists, will women come to escape the pull of vanity and self-interest, to which they are doomed in the present, and come to respond to the demands of justice and positive law.

They push for a military "solution," knowing well that they are doomed in the Congo.

If you say ain't, just once, you are doomed in the real world.

Mr. Huckabee may well be doomed in the long term.

And a health care bill with a public option would have been doomed in the Senate and the House.

Asked if the broader lesson of Nehlen's thrashing is that Trump himself is doomed in the presidential election, Ryan replied: "I don't think it means he's doomed in November.

Given the Palmer United party's stated opposition to fee deregulation, the package is doomed in the Senate unless a compromise can be reached.

"It just doesn't make any sense that the sheriff and I would do something that is doomed in the long run to fail," Mr. Sneddon said.