Sentence examples for consigned to making from inspiring English sources

Without that we will be forever consigned to making economic decisions in our immediate interest while trying to address the biodiversity crisis as an add-on.

He and the other prisoners of war, captured as they wandered behind enemy lines, had been consigned to make vitamin syrup for pregnant mothers, trying to ignore the ominous "Schlachthof-Funf" (Slaughterhouse-Five) daubed on the door.Now they simply listened.

CHICAGO -- If only Bill Richardson, a very skillful high-stakes negotiator, could rescue Wall Street, Detroit, the credit markets or our international image, rather than be consigned partly to making sure American Idol will be broadcast digitally.

Larger animals are consigned to the hold.

There are even fears that after a Cameron victory Mr Davis would be consigned to the backbenches after being "made an offer of a less prestigious shadow cabinet job he had to refuse".

Afterward, the vast majority, who don't make the pros, are consigned to the ever-growing scrapheap of former B.M.O.C.'s who have no degree and are too proud to sell used cars.

Or is there a danger that the rich diversity that makes up Britain becomes consigned to a few stereotypes?

Keynes appeared to have been consigned to history.

All the female virtues of nourishing others, taking care of, making things comforting and nice, all consigned to the plughole.

So within weeks an economic tsunami will hit the Horn of Africa – creating exactly the kind of upheaval the London conference was intended to consign to the past, making Somalia yet again a place of hopelessness and anarchy.

Mr. Notebaert would not be the first Baby Bell chieftain consigned to pursuing new opportunities by Mr. Whitacre's fierce determination to make SBC grow.