Sentence examples for equally doomed from inspiring English sources

Spanish intervention in France from 1590 was equally doomed to failure.

In this latest episode, the intention was more innocent, yet equally doomed.

A third, equally doomed suggestion: rely on software upgrades, not new hardware, to add new features each year.

Attempts to persuade growers to switch to planting pineapples are equally doomed: the cocaine exporters can readily outbid any reasonable scheme.The same logic applies to shipping.

Any attempt to establish an objective rock canon is equally doomed to failure; rock is not this sort of autonomous, rule-bound aesthetic form.

Jeanne Hugo's subsequent marriage, in 1896, to the admirable and modest Jean-Baptiste — who had loved her since childhood — was equally doomed.

But all were doomed equally by their famous code of collective responsibility.

No matter your race, color, sex or creed, we're all doomed equally.

But no science has, or likely can, determine that reefs and all their associated non-coral creatures are unequivocally, equally and everywhere, completely doomed to total non-existence.

Mr. Ryan's troubles, Mr. Roeser warned, would drag Mr. Bush down in this fall and, equally bad, would doom Republican efforts to seize full control of the Illinois Legislature.

Suppose the blindsighted subject and sighted subject are equally justified is the phenomenal approach then doomed?