Sentence examples for not always doomed from inspiring English sources

But the force of the UN security council resolution urging action, the nature of the threat, the precedents of Kosovo and Bosnia that show intervention is not always doomed to failure and the moral imperative of solidarity with France all combined to make inaction unthinkable.

Yahoo wasn't always doomed.

Company troubles don't always doom strong brands.

The choice of Zappa was explained as "a symbol that would mark the end of communism, but at the same time express that it wasn't always doom and gloom".

The marriage was always doomed, not least because the poet was peculiarly attached to his half-sister Augusta, who is the third leading character in Markovits's novel.

That the Church has long had answers to gnosticism, in all its varieties, does not mean that gnosticism was always doomed to heresy.

Then there is Ticket to Ride, the board-game equivalent of an indie rock group that makes good -- albeit always doomed to play clubs, not arenas.

Moreover, it is not true that bottom-up arguments are always doomed to fail within modern biomedical research centres.

Cynics will say the filming of the novel Brick Lane was always doomed to failure: opposition to the book is not new.

Countries can only control who comes in, not who goes out, so attempts to cut net migration are always doomed, critics say.

At least this time, the questions weren't about Carlisle's endeavor but more so about a coaching move that was always doomed to backfire.