Sentence examples similar to doomed it to fail from inspiring English sources
The law has been described as an attempt "to legislate against the law of supply and demand", which made it doomed to fail.
This means it's doomed to fail even if it makes it beyond committee stage and reaches a vote in Parliament.
Whatever one thinks of the president's ambitious but expensive vision, it is doomed to fail unless it first acquires broad public support and scientific backing through extensive discussion.
Even if it had scraped through the lower house, it was doomed to fail in the Senate, where the Greens who have vowed to kill it—hold the balance of power.
Some are certain that it's doomed to fail, while others are sure it's the future of computing.
That's enough incentive for them to test this out, despite the fact that anyone who looks at it for more than a moment will realize it's doomed to fail.
At the same time, if the specification of ideal conditions does not take the content of a representation into account i.e., if it is insensitive to what the representation is about then it seems doomed to fail.
He felt the impulse parents have to try to insulate their children from the difficult aspects of our society – by moving to the "right" area, choosing the "best" school, and all the rest of it – is not only doomed to fail, it also leaves young people ill equipped when they are confronted with reality.
How much of it was doomed to fail for the cameras, and does that even matter when emotions get caught up in it anyway?
In retrospect, it seems as though Kennedy understood that the SEC represented such a radical idea that it was doomed to fail unless he persuaded a defiant business community to offer a measure of cooperation.
