Sentence examples for most are doomed from inspiring English sources
Today, 40 million people live with H.I.V., the AIDS virus, and most are doomed to die for lack of the powerful combinations of drugs that can control the infection.
But perhaps the fundamental reason for the prevalence of off-stage drama is that the musical is an inherently artificial form and therefore, as with attempts at non-mechanical flight, most projects are doomed to extreme difficulty and probably failure.
Between the cramped seats and unappetizing food most travelers are doomed to in economy class, plane travel can already be pretty unpleasant.
A much-shared New York Times column about how most people are doomed to marry the wrong person concluded that the only way to find a partner who won't make you miserable is to know yourself deeply.
Most people there are doomed at birth".
These findings would seem to suggest that most of us are doomed to be tubby, an enervating idea -- and one that may even be self-fulfilling.
But then again, if Class 2 patients, most of whom are doomed anyway, find out about valproic acid, which is cheap and easily available, would they really wait for a clinical trial, taking a chance they could be randomly assigned to take a placebo?
She realizes that most new ideas are doomed to failure.
This new developmental paradigm is a big idea to swallow, considering how much effort has gone into persuading us that each of us inherits a fixed amount of intelligence, and that most of us are doomed to be mediocre.
However, most duplicate genes are doomed to loss, but gene retention may be facilitated by expression divergence, neofunctionalization or subfunctionalization [ 25- 27].
