Sentence examples for doomed to collapse from inspiring English sources

The showstoppers are awash with macaroon erections, doomed to collapse.

Any system founded on propaganda and credulity is doomed to collapse sooner or later.

Patriarch Kirill also did not mention America, but said immoral economies are doomed to collapse.

Opposition figures and analysts criticised Netanyahu for his handling of the negotiations, they said had produced an unstable government doomed to collapse.

The King of Navarre (Hoon Lee) and his three friends — Berowne (Nick Westrate), Longaville (Keith Eric Chappelle) and Dumaine (Jorge Chacon) — have taken a pledge of abstinence that's doomed to collapse quickly.

Instead, in a strangely distant statistical and ideological argument, he writes that the Chinese economy is doomed to collapse and that nearly all foreign multinationals that have invested there were duped.

Is this war?" While the Third Reich reeled under the attacks of the Allies, doomed to imminent collapse, the Porsche clan gathered at the Zell estate in April of 1945.

As well as "saving the world", G-20 summits were meant to be about introducing a new international order, informed by a sober realization that every problem is global, and that without global solutions we’re doomed to further collapses – economic, financial and environmental.

He said the proponents of the Washington Consensus had warned that China's slow-reform approach would be, in his words, "the worst possible transition strategy," doomed to "result in unavoidable economic collapse".

A failure to turn Iraq into Switzerland means neither that Iraq is fated to collapse altogether nor that its people are doomed to perpetual fratricidal war.

But whatever the impact of military maneuvers, economic sanctions and verbal attacks might be, those in Washington and Seoul who are hoping for a collapse of the Kim regime are doomed to disappointment.