Sentence examples for condemning more from inspiring English sources

The alternative, as Mr Clarke pointed out, is simply condemning more people to "overcrowded slums".

Travis, Julie Yes, but Labour's failure to scrap Section 28 is condemning more lesbian, gay and bisexual children to isolation, beatings and prejudice at school.

Building a glittering new Nets arena over the Atlantic Avenue railyards in Brooklyn may not require condemning more than 100 residences through eminent domain after all, an executive behind the arena proposal said yesterday.

Alabama, which has since switched to lethal injection, condemns more people to death, per capita, than any other state.

Erdoğan notably failed to condemn more than 70 reported violent attacks on the HDP's candidates, rallies and offices.

Without that, we will condemn more generations to leave school unable to read to the end of a sentence.

Anything else and we condemn more people to unnecessary deaths, and our economy to a steadily increasing financial burden.

The consequences of not introducing such measures condemn more than half the world's population to the conditions experienced by Begum.

Finally, said the Sun, the Muslim community in Britain "must rise up against it [Isis]... moderate Muslims and the politically correct left must condemn more and excuse less".

Condemned more than once, Marsilius had little immediate effect or influence, but during the Great Schism (1378 1417) and later, in the 16th century, he and Ockham had their turn.

John Sinfield, managing director of Knauf Insulation, said in a letter to the prime minister: "Do you really want to condemn more families to the choice of eating or heating this winter?