Sentence examples for is doomed then from inspiring English sources

When I put that notion to the embodiment of its folly, Salmond chuckled and said that "the better quote is from George Robertson, who said it would 'kill nationalism stone dead".' If the Union is doomed, then Labour must take its share of the blame.

If the Church is doomed, then we all will walk her into the gentle goodnight.

If consoles really are doomed, then Microsoft's decision to hedge its bets could look prescient.(Photo credit: AFP).

So Rangers are doomed, then?

If the nature of a character is that he's doomed, then doom is a positive end.

But if history is doomed to repeat itself, then it's a Crystal win that both she and Fuller need.

If the first poll is right, then Mrs Clinton is doomed; but if the second poll is on the money, then the Democratic Convention may yet see a fight worthy of that local Philadelphia hero, Rocky Balboa.

If they fail, then capitalism is doomed as a world system.

If the world's second-biggest economy is doomed to a genteel decline, then East Asia in future will have one great economic power rather than two and no one to balance China's rise except India, way over to the west, or an over-extended America, across the ocean.Yet Japan is not doomed to decline.

If you try to pick up exactly where you left off, then history is doomed to repeat itself.

If they don't, then his career is doomed to bear the mark of a franchise that he resuscitated, destroyed, resuscitated and then wounded.