Sentence examples for doom because of from inspiring English sources
"We are in a very fragile world," said the economist, dubbed Doctor Doom because of his predictions leading up to the 2008 financial crisis.
Norman Reynolds could not return for Temple of Doom because of his commitment to Return of the Jedi.
A senior blood-borne diseases researcher, Associate Professor Mark Stoové, says Australia's first prison needle and syringe program flagged for trial in an ACT jail is most likely doomed because of the influence of a union and its members.
By that time, Mr. Sviridoff had become disenchanted with the unwieldy structure he had helped design, saying that such efforts were doomed because of turf battles, bureaucratic inertia and other obstacles.
A lot of the block is doomed because of the construction of the Portman Hotel and its mall.
Of course, all these ballpark machinations are doomed because of the deadlock between George Steinbrenner and Mayor Giuliani.
In fact, the current peace process is doomed because of the inability to make a categorical distinction.
Mr. Badger, the White House official, said the Cantwell amendment was doomed because of the cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office.
He left Poland undeveloped economically and with an army that was ready to fight heroically but was doomed because of its composition and inadequate armament.
Mr. Lovins first gained notoriety in the mid-1970's for predicting that nuclear power was doomed because of the steadily rising cost of building new plants.
