Sentence examples for could be condemning from inspiring English sources

The mathematics also suggest that if he were to increase the price by below inflation he could be condemning many adults to premature death and many children to broken homes.

"We've tried to preserve that, but we could be condemning the Long Island economy to a decade of subpar economic growth if we fail to generate the workers needed by our businesses.

All three are good players but they prefer to run the ball back and faced with the length that Mike Brown and Alex Goode put on their tactical kicking, Italy could be condemning themselves to playing too much of the game in that area of the pitch – between 22 and 40 metres from their own line – known as no man's land.

In an interview with the Independent, Owen Paterson said they could be condemning millions of people in the developing world to a premature death.

Many other faiths have contradictory mystical frameworks for the universe, and if theirs are correct and Christianity isn't, you could be condemning yourself to suffering or cutting yourself off from the truth by following the wrong faith.

There is practically no limit to what they could be condemned for allegedly condoning.

As for the ending, it is pure fantasy, and could be condemned as essentially mendacious.

Before he could be condemned, it was necessary to implicate him in something inherently diabolical.

Even silence or withdrawal into classical painting or calligraphy could be condemned as counter-revolutionary.

This book was declared blasphemous by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and one could be condemned for being a heretic and get the death penalty for possessing it.

"Sergei didn't do anything he could be condemned for," Ms. Volochkova said in an interview with Ekho Moskvy, a radio station.