Sentence examples for it would be doomed from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it would be doomed to irrelevance, he said.

If New York's "incest loophole" ever went to public referendum, it would be doomed.

At the time then we thought that either Andy would recover RSA or it would be doomed to run off and disposal.

Analysts said the company had little choice since it would be doomed in a pure price-war with Dell and other industry giants like Compaq and Hewlett-Packard.

He said the suggestion in the Scottish government's white paper that a currency union might not be permanent meant it would be doomed to fail.

But it is not, and even if it were, it would be doomed to failure because it takes no account of the internet.

If I closed myself off from new ways of getting more done, I would be doomed to being stressed and feeling over-whelmed.

"It would be doom — it would be a lot worse than 2009," when the financial crisis caused a sharp downturn in Europe and the United States, said Thibault Prebay, head of bond management at Quilvest Gestion, a French asset manager.

The director said he had been "disconcerted" by "people saying it would be doom or disaster" for London theatres during the Olympics" and that it had been a "really great" year.

If this were the case then, for such an orphan, all efforts to identify its function by expressing it alone would be doomed to fail.

This has cost him the backing of the more radical dissidents, who had gravitated to him in the hope of breaking the hold that the conservative clergy have on power.Mr Khatami has always been aware of his limitations, knowing that any attempt to go it alone would be doomed to failure, given his restricted constitutional authority.