Sentence examples for doom it for from inspiring English sources

The screen and interface design would doom it for Web access even if it did a great job making Web connections, but this model had trouble linking up even when phones right beside it worked fine.

Long before the Senate deadlocked over campaign finance legislation, dooming it for this year, Speaker Newt Gingrich had promised that the House would consider the issue.

The result has been devastatingly counter-productive: 9/11 won al-Qaida the instant and horrified opposition of most Muslim states, and might have doomed it for ever.

The Treasury has canned plans for an emergency budget and there has been considerable backtracking by the IMF on the doom it predicted for the UK (and the wider global economy) in the event of Brexit.

That may doom it as "something for everyone to listen to".

But given how infrequently franchises change hands—rarely more than a sale or two every few years one bad crop of owners in the same region can doom it to incompetence for over a decade.

The IPCC report is not actually, as some would have you think, a prophecy of doom – it is a call for action.

If Hunter and the others succeed in winning over this group, they will either change the Republican Party beyond the recognition of Karl Rove or doom it to electoral defeat for many years to come.

If Rosin is right that men are doomed, it's for this reason.

The réseau has been open and shut sporadically throughout the years, as many rave parties have doomed it to obscurity for months at the time.

He has said many times that if your vision for your company is to grow it just to flip it to a large company or to take it public and cash out, "you're doomed". Do it for meaning.