Sentence examples for change was doomed from inspiring English sources
Broad also thought that trying to explain or represent passage in terms of qualitative change was "doomed to failure".
Without faith, change is doomed, faith that we can be better, faith that no one is diminished by our progress but rather emboldened by our growth, faith that the world will be a better place if we are better people, faith that we will not be dropped because we've found our voice.
And any list that tries to note all such changes is doomed to be more notable for its omissions than what it manages to include.
Last spring, Matthew Rosenberg, a developer in New York, had the discomfiting realization that if his start-up did not change tactics, it was doomed.
In 2008, legislation calling for changes in the program was doomed after DMV officials estimated the plan would cost an additional $1.1 million a year, partially because of the extra personnel needed to handle the renewals.
The Open Door policy was doomed by changes on the international stage in the mid-20th century.
When his ship got stuck in the ice and it became apparent his mission was doomed, he changed the definition of success.
By continuing to insist that her past should somehow change, Delores was dooming herself to endless blame, offense, and suffering.
But that effort was doomed because in the ensuing years, conservatism changed.
The relationship was doomed.
