Sentence examples for condemned to take from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen, echoing other experts, said Renault was, in a sense, "condemned to take important risks, if it wanted to have a chance at survival".

Those of us who follow these events closely, year after year, are condemned to take a deep breath and, knowing that eyes will glaze over, to say, well, yes and no, it's a bit of each, but, really, it's all very complicated.

Sánchez believed that the "debate was hijacked by the institutions, jailed by an academic world full of concepts and fancy words, and condemned to take the course of the imminent conference of the UNEAC [Cuban Writers and Artists Union].

Aug. 14, @jayfeely: For those of you who are so condemning to Mike Vick; take a look at your own life and think about if your darkest secrets were left bare Vick's return to the N.F.L. marked the first time Feely experienced what he calls "real dialogue" on Twitter.

Not only that: by refusing to relax its grip, the government is condemned to go on taking the blame for all the NHS's failings.Hence the appeal of the second way of improving responsiveness: to follow the logic of the purchaser/provider split by setting hospitals and other health-care providers free.

He ran out of time and suffered the consequences: he was condemned to death and forced to take his own life.

Unless Spain leaves the euro — a step nobody wants to take — it is condemned to years of high unemployment.

When I'd take the condemned to the deathwatch cell that evening, I'd see it hit them.

Sir Alex Ferguson's champions are without a Premier League win at Chelsea in a decade - and they looked condemned to another defeat as Chelsea took total control early in the second half.

It has been widely condemned for failing to take action against — and even colluding with — extremist and militant groups that persecute Shiite Muslims and other religious minorities and hold rallies promoting bigotry.

Every week, they would watch the condemned prisoners take up their crosses and march out of the city gates, condemned to die.