Sentence examples for doomed because of from inspiring English sources

Okonkwo is in any case doomed because of his skewed vision.

A lot of the block is doomed because of the construction of the Portman Hotel and its mall.

In fact, the current peace process is doomed because of the inability to make a categorical distinction.

Of course, all these ballpark machinations are doomed because of the deadlock between George Steinbrenner and Mayor Giuliani.

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.

Other people are arguing that the bill is doomed because Brown's defeat of Martha Coakley removes the Democrats's filibuster-proof majority of 60 votes.

It is also usually conceded that the project of analysing actions in terms of muscular behaviour is doomed because there will be any number of different physical behaviours that could be involved, say, in an action (like paying a debt) and because identical physical behaviours admit of various action-descriptions.

Attempting to build an order where people's needs are prioritised over the interests of profit is doomed, because it goes against the grain of what it is to be human.

Such a proposal would probably be doomed because China and Russia, both friends of Syria, hold veto power on the panel.

We were in England and the English Secretary of Defense talked about how we can get rid of these things, that we shouldn't just think they are here and we are doomed because we got rid of chemical weapons.