Sentence examples for permanently condemned from inspiring English sources
These people, now permanently condemned to international relief, will live only as long as the supplies are not interrupted.
Our draconian, conservation-based planning system prevents the addition of external insulation and triple-glazed casement windows and ensures that – in all but the poorest areas – we are permanently condemned to pump heat into uninsulated, leaky structures cursed with single-glazed, double-hung sash windows.
This document is collected and written with the optimism that no corner of the earth is permanently condemned to tyranny.
Sir Ralph was none too happy with what he saw as a legal straitjacket that would permanently condemn Rolls-Royce to the sidelines.Power playThen he spotted a way out.
Still, officials from those countries are wary of any treaty that binds them to enforceable targets, believing that such measures could permanently condemn them to second-class economic status.
Washington will be permanently paralysed and America condemned to chronic uncertainty.It gets worse.
"There is a cohort of people who are condemned to a permanently stagnant career path in Spain," he said.
But they also seem to command the support of a country eager not to be condemned to being the permanently sick man of Europe.
But in 2007 Odili somehow managed to secure an outrageous court injunction -- widely condemned as a mockery of the judicial process -- that permanently barred the agency from investigating, let alone prosecuting him.
By October 1514 the remnants of the rebel army had been crushed, and the Diet of 1514 condemned the entire peasant class to "real and perpetual servitude" and bound it permanently to the soil.
Professional clowns have condemned the craze for dressing in clown outfits to scare bystanders, saying it threatens their livelihood and their own safety, and risks permanently damaging the reputation of the artform.
