Sentence examples for doomed to replicate from inspiring English sources
If Erdogan continues on his present course he is doomed to replicate the sins of his less fortunate Arab brethren who did not heed the call of his people, even if they represent a minority of voters.
Lessons of history, doomed to repeat, and so on.
We rarely heed the lessons of history; otherwise the South Sea Bubble of 1720 would have been a one-off, rather than a disaster doomed to be replicated again and again.
Anyone looking at what he has done and trying to replicate it is doomed to spectacular failure for one very clear and important reason: they are not, and never will be, Chance the Rapper.
However, attempting to replicate this complexity is doomed to failure, as even the best joints and actuators we have are nowhere near as powerful or lightweight as bats' natural ones.
MEN are doomed to uncertainty.
They are doomed to disappointment.
Hence sleeper trains seem doomed to history.
Such attempts are doomed to fail".
So is Europe doomed to paralysis?
