Sentence examples for be sure to fail from inspiring English sources

First, be sure to fail big.

And many will be sure to fail if they stick to business as usual.

One without faith is sure to fail.

First off, nothing was "sure to fail" back in 2007.

A normal finesse was sure to fail, so the backward variety was indicated.

The heart finesse was sure to fail, so the main chance appeared to be an even spade split.

But McConnell needs eight Democrats to pass anything, so the House plan is sure to fail in his chamber.

One day during his tenure, a high-level Bush Administration official commented in the press that Gorbachev's efforts were sure to fail.

Similarly, Barfield suggests that asking rural Afghans to rethink their beliefs about religion or women's rights is sure to fail.

Mr. Ludwig said Microsoft's strategy was risky, but it had to do something to improve its chances in the mobile business: "Doing nothing was a strategy that was sure to fail".

In what is considered the most prominent case stemming from the financial crisis, the S.E.C. is expected to paint Mr. Tourre as a brash up-and-comer at Goldman, willing to sell investors products that were sure to fail.