Sentence examples for control is doomed from inspiring English sources
"The Snowden case argues that the U.S. attempt to bring the world under the electronic and military-political control is doomed," he wrote on Twitter.
Wilson told VICE News that he is on an ideological mission to prove that an abundance of guns in America is inevitable, and that gun control is doomed.
Attempts at control are doomed to failure unless the phantom lawyer in every consulting room is exorcised for ever.HARRY BRAY, MDPortland, OregonFamily valuesSIR Your views on the value of marriage and the family, glibly restated by Bagehot (October 31st) in his praise for this government's attitude on such matters, are a constant source of bafflement.
As Mark painfully discovered, trying to run a seasoned, highly skilled group with the traditional type-A, command-and-control style is doomed to fail.
Blanket objection is not very reasonable to me -- any effort to control scientific advances is doomed to fail.
At the same time India wants Pakistan to sanction the present line of control dividing Kashmir.This policy is doomed because it ignores the true nature of the dispute, which is political rather than economic.
"If Pyongyang loses its control over information, the regime is doomed.
Like water permeating seemingly imperious rock and freezing, rigid control as a governance model is doomed: isolation barely works in a world that is warm and wet, and fails miserably in the cooler climes of cyber.
To try to punish another without first establishing control over the would-be punishee is doomed to failure.
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore told HuffPost Live Friday that he believes the deadly mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., was a "tipping point" in the gun control debate and that the National Rifle Association is "doomed" as a result.
