Sentence examples for may be consigned to from inspiring English sources

Soon, all this may be consigned to history.

If he succeeds, incidents of antibiotic friendly fire may be consigned to the history of antibacterial warfare.

Otherwise, you and your laptop may be consigned to departure Gate 3, with its host of appalling metal seats.

England can still prevail in this series but after a taut first day it looks as if they may be consigned to winning ugly.

Oliver Joy, a spokesman for the trade body WindEurope, said: "Europe's leadership in renewables may be consigned to the history books if we don't implement long-term policies.

The party may be consigned to electoral irrelevance in many seats where they have no prospect of winning and over-perform in seats defended by Lib Dem incumbents.

But it also means that those who want to pursue careers may effectively be consigned to the old welfare system, receiving monthly checks without support like child care.

But if at least some of these new ideas are a success – whether it's driverless cars, smart parking spaces or commuter apps – the days of Sao Paolo's epic tailbacks may finally be consigned to history.

She may have decided that he was far too forceful a personality to be consigned to the liberty of the backbenches.

Patients will be consigned to continued suffering and, according to the declarations of record, may die slow and agonizing deaths".

There may be a long struggle ahead, but Bolton must just be grateful memories of their last campaign can now be consigned to the record books.