Sentence examples for might have doomed from inspiring English sources
The Western Conference executive speculated that the Stackhouse twist might have doomed the trade anyway.
Her father — and if you don't know who he is, good for you — has opined that passing up Ms. Trump might have doomed the Black chancellorship.
But no consensus ever formed on how the flips might have doomed some creatures and spared others, and some experts faulted the correlations as statistically insignificant.
Under different circumstances, those preferences might have doomed Lin, a virtual rookie who thrives at a quicker pace, needs the ball in his hands and is prone to turnovers (anathema to Woodson).
Callahan scored at a stretch-run pace of better than a point a game, and his absence because of a fractured ankle might have doomed the Rangers against the Capitals.
Defeat at her hands might have doomed Mr Manley in a race he might win: that to succeed Mr Martin, who at 64 is not expected to serve much more than one term as prime minister.
He thus predicted four decades early the age of Wikileaks, though Wikileaks might well have doomed his tactics in Bosnia.The impossible pursuitKennedy's "ask what you can do for your country" had first got him into the foreign service, in the Mekong Delta in 1963, where he handed out cooking oil and thatching straw in a fruitless attempt to win the Vietnamese to America's side.
Elisif Bruun's preference for speedballs may have doomed her, but it might help save Sean Harrington.
It may also have doomed his presidency.
Rovian politics have doomed the GOP.
He might have been doomed, but he kept showing up.
