Sentence examples for future consigned from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, after a miserable decade when they were out of step with music trends, facing both personal and financial disasters, and a future consigned to the dustbin of history, their influence is everywhere.

These two seemed like they might have been "together", which confused me, because I always saw cyberpunks as strangely sexless creatures – future-world eunuchs consigned to huffing Vicks-filled gas masks, unable to pursue physical relationships due to their amphetamine dependencies and tight trousers.

But are these decisions an example of the customer always being right, or has a future Transparent been wrongly consigned to the scrapheap?

"We risk consigning future generations to an irreversible catastrophe," he said in the first of three U.N. addresses.

Our generation's response to this challenge will be judged by history, for if we fail to meet it – boldly, swiftly, and together – we risk consigning future generations to an irreversible catastrophe.

As the mayor himself said: 'Why on earth entrench a huge planning error and expand Heathrow and consign future generations to misery?'" A spokesperson for the mayor said: "The mayor is awaiting the decision of the Airports Commission on shortlisting an estuary airport.

President Barack Obama added that without a global pact to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, "we risk consigning future generations to irreversible catastrophe".

"Why on earth entrench a huge planning error and expand Heathrow, and consign future generations to misery when we could go for the right option?" What the Conservative mayor describes as the "right option" is a brand new airport in the Thames Estuary.

Soon after President Obama took up office, in a 2009 speech on climate change he said, "Our generation's response to this challenge will be judged by history, for if we fail to meet it - boldly, swiftly, and together - we risk consigning future generations to an irreversible catastrophe".

If "closing the gap" in health and socio-economic disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people remains a goal, it would seem that completely new approaches are required to achieve success, otherwise Indigenous persons in these developed nations are being consigned to a future of entrenched inequality for generations to come.

Palazzos, fortresses and storied museums have all been closed, consigned to an uncertain future.