Sentence examples for most likely doomed from inspiring English sources

But without help, they are most likely doomed.

A senior blood-borne diseases researcher, Associate Professor Mark Stoové, says Australia's first prison needle and syringe program flagged for trial in an ACT jail is most likely doomed because of the influence of a union and its members.

Are we sinking so low as to reinforce the idea that if marriage hasn't happened before a woman reaches 30 she's most likely doomed and should run stomping and shrieking to her boyfriend, demanding a ring?

Unfortunately, such reforms are most likely doomed, since this fictitious collegiate model bears little resemblance to today's big-time NCAA Division-I college football and men's basketball, athletics-as-entertainment juggernaut.

It is also true that a failure to pad their victory total in the next month will most likely doom the Giants' playoff chances.

But If RIM were to drop the PlayBook now, Mr. McCourt said, developers will stop creating apps for the QNX devices, a situation that would most likely doom the new phones even before their release.

Anything less than early Iranian gestures on suspending higher levels of enrichment and conducting enrichment outside its commercial facility at Natanz would most likely doom the negotiations to failure.

But the number that will most likely doom the Broncos is their No. 7 computer poll ranking, which is destined to drop as they go through play in the Western Athletic Conference.

But on the mechanics of the referendum, Mr. Cameron has met Mr. Salmond head-on, telling aides that "losing Scotland" in the referendum would most likely doom his Conservative Party in the British election expected in 2015.

Given the role that public trust plays in relation to setting research priorities, agenda and in the allocation of research resources, loss of public confidence and trust will most likely doom an affected area of research, or at least create significant setbacks [ 49, 64].

He would need to do that in a place where Trump's sagging standing seemed most likely to doom down-ballot Republicans: a suburban swing district with a large Latino population.