Sentence examples for be doomed as from inspiring English sources

Without reinvesting more of these profits into America's future, we will all ultimately be doomed as a nation.

He has been abandoned by a prominent member of his party, castigated by critics and may well be doomed as a politician.

After the Supreme Court decided District of Columbia v. Heller, in 2008, it appeared that all attempts at gun control might be doomed, as a matter of constitutional law, for the foreseeable future.

Indeed, as I tell the journalist, I consider it to be doomed, as cracks open up across its formerly firm surface, like the ping-pong ball the little boy and I use for table tennis.

Like sermons, many types of formal address such as lectures, political speeches, and legal pleadings appear to be doomed as documents of literary value, as Burke's or Lincoln's orations and addresses were when they were learned by heart by the younger generations and helped mold the style and contribute to the moral education of men.

According to Indian statistics, only 3.7percentnt of more than $140-billion 140-billionrade between the seven countrins is annualtradeor betweene among them, but effortsevencountriestarisf-free zone seem likely to be doomed accounteds India and Pakistan refore to even discuss ways of developing their minuscule levels of trade.

Beatriz was doomed as well, likely to die giving birth.

If not … than we're doomed as a species.

He was doomed, as a colleague put it, by "his absolute lack of charisma".

But even this whaling was doomed as it rapidly depleted the last of the "commercial" whales.

There is never any question that Angela and Jordan are doomed as a couple.