Sentence examples for consigned many from inspiring English sources

Mr. Beyeler has consigned many works to Phillips.

Departure will consign many to a long-term economic future that ultimately few may envy.

It points to a moral economy in which it is possible to plausibly claim, and believe, that one is not a racist, while benefiting from a system that consigns many to invisibility.

Unless men become more like women, the argument goes, changes in the structure of the economy will consign many of them to futures as indolent sperm donors.How can women be taking over the workplace while simultaneously opting out of it?

The broken ecosystem of selling to schools educational software rather than the actual technology is what often consigns many edtech ventures to the dustbin.

Call his outspokenness self-interest or coyness, Dimon has largely escaped the popular backlash that would consign many high-profile bankers to the lowest rungs of hell.

Without understanding how war changes people for the rest of their lives, we will continue to consign many veterans to civilian hell and to a self-inflicted end to such suffering.

To truly consign many of these diseases to the history books, some of that money must be directed towards ensuring communities have access to water and sanitation and there must be efforts to improve hygiene behaviour in endemic communities.

Butcher may have been consigned by many south of the border to football's history books but the old fires still burn.

Until recently, Lycos had been consigned by many to the losers' camp.

Just weeks later, as the North Vietnamese seized full control of the South, Le Duan, the hard-line Marxist successor to Ho Chi Minh, instituted a purge of American allies, consigning as many as 400,000 people to prison camps.