Sentence examples for doomed more from inspiring English sources

Money has doomed more designers than it has made.

The historic dry spell forced mandatory water restrictions, doomed more than one hundred million trees, exacerbated wildfires, and squeezed the profits of the state's massive agriculture industry.

The iceberg's blow is now thought to have popped brittle rivets, opening seams between hull plates and beginning the grim events of 1912 that doomed more than 1,500 people on the liner's maiden voyage to New York.

But analysts said regional realities might doom more significant changes, especially as Syria descends further into chaos, with the government unable to quell unrest despite a fierce crackdown.

Davis hurt his shoulder in the first half of the Pelicans-Bulls game and never returned, dooming more than half of the seventy Playboy entrants, Muntradamus among them.

She is the author of the book "Janesville: An American Story". The workweek after Thanksgiving opened with a shudder as General Motors announced that it would stop production at four U.S. plants and one in Canada, dooming more than 14,000 jobs.

Those who fight against gun control, actively or passively, with a shrug of helplessness, are dooming more kids to horrible deaths and more parents to unspeakable grief just as surely as are those who fight against pediatric medicine or childhood vaccination.

In general, then, the more certain managers are that their company is doomed, the more bonkers the stuff they're going to attempt  – and the more value likely to be destroyed in doing so.

The more it becomes obvious that this political model is doomed, the more the story of solid debt becomes a chimera.

To Harari we are doomed – pending more research.

Norv Turner, however, has chosen to handle his doomed status more honestly.