Sentence examples for doomed to make from inspiring English sources

Politicians are doomed to make that kind of decision.

Maybe I'm doomed to make money my old-fashioned way: not too well.

When it comes to gun control, Americans seem doomed to make the same stupid mistakes.

Yet Sorkin is doomed to make movies about these damned, fucking geeks.

Therefore they are doomed to make the same mistakes, to repeat the same gags, the same catchphrases over and again.

So are we all doomed to make uncomfortable errors in reporting — or fatal errors in intelligence analysis — when the stakes are high?

Rescuing can send a message that our children can't handle things on their own and are doomed to making bad decisions.

It's hard to keep a good conspiracy theory going when the espionage business seems to be having such hard times too, caught up in its own Dante-like circles of paranoia, unable to forecast much and doomed to making old mistakes.

It's just unfortunate that it took her impending doom to make people reconsider her.

The same day, another Kahn building, a model black-owned-and-operated hotel called the Gotham, was raided on charges of housing a gambling ring; it was shortly doomed to demolition, to make way for a parking garage, as much of black Detroit was being steamrolled for expressways.

Essentially it's the recognition that an individualist approach, regardless of the size and ambition of the organisation, is doomed to only making a small dent in any problem, and that any progress can be wiped out by challenges faced elsewhere in the system.