Sentence examples for is doomed to collapse from inspiring English sources
Any system founded on propaganda and credulity is doomed to collapse sooner or later.
Instead, in a strangely distant statistical and ideological argument, he writes that the Chinese economy is doomed to collapse and that nearly all foreign multinationals that have invested there were duped.
The other two candidates can make some change happen at a time when, if we don't change, our empire is doomed to collapse.
The King of Navarre (Hoon Lee) and his three friends — Berowne (Nick Westrate), Longaville (Keith Eric Chappelle) and Dumaine (Jorge Chacon) — have taken a pledge of abstinence that's doomed to collapse quickly.
Curtis argues that the Soviets were on their last legs anyway, and were doomed to collapse without intervention.
2. Politics aside, because of scientific progress, the insurance industry as it existed was doomed to collapse anyhow.
It began with words that insult and incite, then quickly escalated to rapid-fire judgments so full of agendas, and self-interest that is was doomed to collapse under the weight of its own hypocrisy.
His novels, like Gen X and Girlfriend in a Coma, for example, read a bit like a hypochondriac googling the symptoms of late modernity; funny but paranoid portraits of disenfranchised characters, paintings of hyper-capitalist cultures so unsustainable they're doomed to collapse.
"The overall trend is one of escalating violence and insurgent attacks," the report said, noting however that "none of these trends mean that Afghanistan is doomed to repeat the post-Soviet state collapse of the early 1990s, particularly if there is continued and robust international support".
However, this does not mean that humanity is doomed to "destroy the planet" or to endure a catastrophic population collapse.
