Sentence examples for be consigned to working from inspiring English sources

Unless Congress stops ignoring this reality (and in the absence of successful organizing drives), these workers -- millions of whom toil in our low-wage sectors -- will be consigned to working poverty.

The boy shows a knack with chickens and sheep on the family farm, raises hell at school - so much so that the homestead falls victim to predatory Methodists and he is consigned to work on a barge.

Inspired by a Channel 4 documentary, Mullan's powerful drama criticises the Irish Catholic church's treatment of unmarried pregnant women, who were consigned to work in laundries run by the Sisters of the Magdalene Order.

If destruction becomes routine, he added, a genuine work will mistakenly be consigned to the shredder at some point.

A letter writer in the British journal called the poem "a meretricious piece of work" that, despite "its seductive cadences," should be "consigned to the scrapheap".

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.

Slave labour should be consigned to the history books.