Sentence examples for it doomed from inspiring English sources

Abir ultimately failed as its harvesting process valued high production over sustainability and it doomed to live out its own boom and bust cycle.

Even many experts would not have been able to distinguish the wall mural in front of them from the real one, Leonardo's "Last Supper," that "most beautiful and marvelous work," as Vasari described it, doomed to crumble almost from the minute its tempera dried.

Although this did not shake his conviction in the potential of the League, he saw it doomed to failure without fundamental reforms to its structure and system of sanctions.

New Labour was regressive and technocratic; in its heart of hearts it dreaded the messiness of democracy; the poor and the put-upon were not to its taste; its alienation from ideology - another word for thinking - left it doomed to be tossed about by the great issues of our time.

MSNBC declared it doomed on arrival.

CAN Italy reform itself, or is it doomed to decline?

Will it doom the traditional independent bookstore?

"I don't think it dooms anybody's chances," he replied.

Before it dies it asks the scorpion why would it doom both of them.

And that's a shame, because it undoubtedly doomed it from the beginning.

The moment it becomes sleazy, it's doomed".