Sentence examples for doomed to agree from inspiring English sources

They may just be doomed to agree.

She ruled Butler's relationship with Sutton council was "doomed to failure" and agreed to appoint a private firm, Services for Children, to assess him and Gray.

I believe we are doomed to failure unless we come together to agree on what our most basic needs are.

Fox: I wouldn't agree it's doomed to failure.

"All previous attempts by the United States and its partners to agree on coordinated actions were doomed to failure," he told reporters.

Pretty much everyone agrees this was doomed to be a debacle from the start, with Jeff Passan writing on Yahoo.com that Valentine was a bully hired into a job that required finesse.

Moreover, says Antonia Stolper of Shearman & Sterling, a law firm, BoNY would have to agree to any amendment to the trust agreement.Why announce a plan that seems doomed to failure?

Just because he left the company, which was apparently agreed upon five weeks ago, doesn't mean the the 360 is doomed to failure.

Editors, booksellers and critics agree that the market cannot absorb the flood of new books, that many are doomed to sink even before they appear.

Stamos agrees that gender roles are somewhat flexible but thinks that Okins's suggestion is doomed to fail if there nonetheless exist biologically based physical and behavioral differences between men and women.

I agree with this statement 100%, and would go further and say that without it, you are doomed to failure.