Sentence examples for could spell doom from inspiring English sources

Public disgust could spell doom for ODS.

A further relapse into either could spell doom for Mr Saakashvili's already battered leadership.

Sustained pressure against Sanchez, who showed little sense of pocket presence Sunday night, could spell doom.

ACCORDING to Arianna Huffington, the use of banal, insipid language could spell doom for the Internet.

Thus, most parties left in late April or May; leaving in June could spell doom for the travelers.

Defense and the bench are the Suns' major questions, and one crucial injury (particularly to Steve Nash) could spell doom.

But in other ways the dam could also spell doom for her Shangri-La enclave.

A Trump-led Department of Justicouldd FBI could also spell doom for federal efforts to track police use of force and killings by the police, as Trump has not identified the current lack of data as a priority at any point during the presidential campaign.

Though the applications of these browser technologies are still largely incipient, it certainly looks like Cycleblob's plumbing could eventually spell doom for Flash.

It has also led many to speculate that the kinder, gentler, more sanitized Tumblr could ultimately spell doom for the service, moving forward.

If Hancock is really as bad as it sounds, could it spell doom not only for Will Smith's sure-thing status, but also the superhero film as a genre?