Sentence examples for future is doomed from inspiring English sources
Is that just further proof that Hulu, recently taken off the auction block by its owners (21st Century Fox, the Walt Disney Company and NBCUniversal) but still facing an uncertain future, is doomed to second- or third-class status in streaming video?
PHILADELPHIA — Reverently bathed in spotlights, its concrete walkways and stair steps kept tidy, its prim interior virtually untouched, the Spectrum looks as if it could reopen tomorrow, even though it played host to its last event six months ago and its future is doomed.
Or, after being surrounded by negative co-workers for hours, an optimist may find herself convincing others that the company's future is doomed.
There's a saying that those who fold the prettiest songpyeon will marry a nice, good-looking spouse and have beautiful babies, and given the gaping, misshapen songpyeon I produced, I'm fairly certain my future is doomed.
This will mean articulating priorities that resonate with the visceral concerns of the millions of people who feel that their economic futures are doomed to steady decline.
"Woman Is the Future of Man" is doomed to infuriate, and its scrutiny of disconnected beings, filmed in long, hold-your-breath takes, might feel like old hat to anyone reared on Antonioni, yet Hong has a grace and stealth of his own, and his scenes tend to tilt in directions that few of us would dare to predict.
It's the distant future and mankind is doomed.
If these needs cannot be identified, then any attempt for marketing health monitoring as a necessary future technological requirement is doomed for failure.
In the office of the immediate future, every body is doomed to keep moving up & up, into jobs of greater & greater complexity & responsibility, until at last every man is hard at work at a point well beyond his capacity for taking in what he's doing.
