Sentence examples for doomed to decline from inspiring English sources

CAN Italy reform itself, or is it doomed to decline?

Many Japanese people feel their country is doomed to decline.

MANY American newspapers were doomed to decline from the moment the Internet arrived on personal computers.

In the 1990s many thought they were evidence of an incorrigibly "old", low-tech economy doomed to decline.

I contended that Islamism, as a cohesive ideology, was doomed to decline, because it bore a fault line between two irreconcilable trends.

By "here," Mr. Wilson means Manchester and Salford, twin cities that during the 19th-century reign of King Cotton led the world in technological and social change, but until recently seemed doomed to decline.

Their hollow empire is doomed to fall.

I will admit there are glimmers of hope, but if we don't start acting like adults I'm afraid we're doomed to the decline and fall of American education and society.

Is the human species doomed to intellectual decline?

The Italians and French, apparently doomed to gentle decline in the real world, remain formidable competitors on the football field.

Unless it can develop a new business model in the next few years, it is doomed to progressive decline.