Sentence examples for cause condemned from inspiring English sources

With those words, Susan was gone, a lost cause, condemned by her legwear.

As a result of Mr. Heaney's inclusive stance, some supporters of the Irish Republican cause condemned him as accommodationist.

But Flushing's Korean merchants, who opposed the project as a threat to their survival because of its scope and the disruption that construction would cause, condemned the vote.

A man named Kaczynski might seem an odd leader for a group that wants to rally the public to the cause of condemned murderers.

However, a review court objected and a new set of judges then ruled the murder "intentional," confirming head injuries as the cause, and condemned him to death.

Ministers from the far-right Nationalist Action Party, which has strongly endorsed the Uighur cause and condemned Chinese actions in the Uighur region, at first resisted giving their approval, but did so at the last minute.

Contamination at a compounder in Massachusetts caused a deadly meningitis outbreak last year.Some opponents of the death penalty argue that because drugs from compounding pharmacies could be impure or the wrong potency, they might cause the condemned man to suffer as he dies.

The clergy also joined the provincial cause, and condemned Brienne's tax reforms.

A state television report aired a brief comment by Paula Radcliffe, a British marathon runner, in which she endorsed the importance of the protesters' cause while condemning their methods.

Does anyone seriously believe that college athletes who miss class and text-message in class are cause for condemning an entire program?

Recent demonstrations have been as much about promoting the Palestinian cause and condemning Israel as they have been about protesting the Iraq war.