Sentence examples for developments doomed from inspiring English sources
The rebel announcements came after a night in which a series of developments doomed all hopes of U.A.R. President Gamal Abdel Nasser to crush the revolt by force.
In the latest in an occasional series we call Discoveries of Omnifarious Mankind's Evolutionary Developments (Doomed for short), we bring news of the high-five selfie.
But if I see a car that turns me on, I know it will turn on other people".When Mr Lutz arrived at GM, he says, he concluded that the way the huge firm ran product development was "doomed" to fail.
A negative result can, at this very late stage in a drug's development, doom its bid for FDA approval and represent a major financial setback for the sponsoring company. .
Now it's a museum of doomed developments.
The country is now a museum of doomed developments — a white-elephant safari.
Cahan was also embroiled in some politicking and abortive launches as the structures at Yahoo became more malleable, at one point overseeing the development of a doomed relaunch of Yahoo Instant Messenger.
It examines the electricity reform in China, India and Russia to show: (1) the template was built more on fallacies than realities; and (2) any effort to impose the same reform model on countries with different political and economic systems and at different development stages is doomed to fail.
The pair harvest local urban trees doomed by development, disease or storm damage, and turn them into custom furniture, each piece a distinct botanical narrative.
Owen Lattimore concluded that the whole project relied upon military power to enforce agriculture on a land more suited for herding, resulting in "the anti-historical paradox of attempting two mutually exclusive forms of development simultaneously" that was doomed to fail.
However, by overlooking the role of the state in ensuring these freedoms and facilitating economic development these radicals doom themselves to a sophomoric understanding of political and economic realities and to half-baked ideas about political and economic solutions.
