Sentence examples for doomed endeavour from inspiring English sources

If so, the achievement will be especially instructive to those who, decades ago, considered protecting vehicles to be a doomed endeavour.

"The Government must now come clean about how much public money has been wasted on this doomed endeavour, so that ministers can be held fully accountable for this fiasco".

By 2010, he had decoupled himself from Bibi so much so that he led the campaign against his former boss's policy of settlement freezes in the West Bank, a doomed endeavour since reversed that was designed to entice the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas back to the negotiating table.

Abandoning her doomed endeavour, Elisabeth goes to the Maltings Care Providers plc to see Gluck who, we discover, has been a close friend since she was a child.

After his doomed endeavour to resist the French army that had come to crush the Roman republic and restore the pope, his stature grew, especially in liberal Protestant England.

The Endeavour seems doomed, yet Nick writes that no man panicked; the captain remained calm and decisive.

If it fails for some reason, the whole endeavour might be doomed.

Though curiously familiar with the tropes and conventions of the despised genre, they so blithely ignore the meaning of terms, they reinvent the wheel with such cries of self-admiration, that their endeavours seem a doomed effort to prove that one can write a novel without learning how.

Highlights: Full of endeavour and passion, Leeds won admirers for some gusty performances - none more so than their doomed heroics at Franklin's Gardens on the final day.

Imminently doomed?

During liftoff a week ago, a piece of foam fell from the Endeavour's external fuel tank, bounced off a strut and hit the underside of the orbiter, an event reminiscent of the falling foam that doomed the shuttle Columbia in 2003.