Sentence examples for condemned too many from inspiring English sources

Even Chrysler is responding to Mr Marchionne's medicine and is in much better financial shape than seemed possible a year ago.The complacency and insularity that condemned too many Alfas of the last 25 years to mediocrity appears to have been blown away; and such is the lingering glamour of the Alfa Romeo name that even rivals wish it well.

Even Chrysler is responding to Mr Marchionne's medicine and is in much better financial shape than seemed possible a year ago.The complacency and insularity that condemned too many Alfas of the past 25 years to mediocrity appears to have been blown away; and such is the lingering glamour of the Alfa Romeo name that even rivals wish it well.

Alas, it may still be condemning too many people to execution too quickly in the first place.Take Mr Williams and his co-defendant, Verneal Jimerson.

"Being born into unhygienic conditions condemns too many babies... to a tragically early and avoidable death".

The status quo condemns too many to the classroom of yesterday.

Except surgery is condemned too.

Piracy and terrorism must be condemned too.

Witness Ted Cruz, the Texas Republican who as recently as last year told a press conference that mandatory-minimum laws have condemned "far too many young men, and in particular far too many African American young men".

And it is condemning far too many people to generations of poverty and hopelessness.

That said, their shortcomings in front of goal of late have condemned them to too many draws, and Malky Mackay had been searching for a proven striker to sign on loan.

ACoBA, dominated by peers and former mandarins, has been condemned for allowing too many ex-ministers and civil servants to take up new jobs in the private sector within weeks of leaving office – and often with companies they dealt with while in government.