Sentence examples for may be condemning from inspiring English sources

But other analysts suggest that as investors continue their wholesale rejection of consumer e-commerce companies, they may be condemning some companies that deserve a better fate.

But others suggest that as investors continue their wholesale rejection of consumer e-commerce companies, they may be condemning some companies that deserve a better fate.

"By not recognising two species...organisations may be condemning the African forest elephant to extinction," said Alfred Roca with the Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology at the University of Illinois and the lead author of the recent review paper.

The bands may be condemning what it seems like they're promoting at first glance, just by judging by things like titles and album covers.

The Socialists may be condemned to another period of futile introspection.Mr Sarkozy's authority has increased.

Banca di Roma may be condemned simply to stagger on alone.

Without all three, RBS may be condemned to limping along for several years yet.

Another, where the press box was ripped from its perch, may be condemned.

Decades from now, President Barack Obama's decision to not arm Syria's rebels may be condemned or praised.

Deep down lurks the sullen suspicion that this is a drama that the euro zone may be condemned to relive time and again.

The Bush camp fears the Guantanamo procedures may be condemned as illegal, which would be a painful political blow just before his coronation as Republican presidential candidate.