Sentence examples for possibly doomed from inspiring English sources

Along other possibly doomed weekend bus routes, passengers voiced similar concerns.

Mooallem paints conservationists like Pennypacker and, by extension, all of us, as members of a possibly doomed but noble species.

Or perhaps encompassing men gawping at the possibly doomed Page 3 is to define love a bit loosely.

Then, in the low-budget, big-money-making 1980 disaster-movie parody "Airplane!" he was cast as a clueless doctor on board a possibly doomed jetliner.

His journey to the Lafayette festival, a possibly doomed undertaking, signals the beginning of a healthier relationship with Tom and serves as a metaphor for Murdo's emerging selfhood.

Of course, addressing us at all moments is Jeffrey Hatcher the playwright, who's poking more fun at Steubenville and his younger self than he is at Mrs. Mannerly's possibly doomed enterprise.

Chinese and Western energy experts worry that China's energy challenge could become the world's problem -- possibly dooming any international efforts to place meaningful limits on global warming.

But their happiness should be tempered by the reflection that in both 2010 and 2011, job growth started out briskly only to fizzle out again.Will it do so again this year, possibly dooming Mr Obama's re-election?

But relying on a private-sector solution to a public-sector shortfall will also incur significant social costs and possibly doom Mr. Bloomberg's long-term vision for New York's transportation system.

But the National Rifle Association, for decades the most formidable force against proposals to limit gun sales or ownership, is refusing to join the discussion — possibly dooming it from the start, given the lobby's clout with both parties in Congress.

Letta's Democratic party is faced with the unenviable choice of voting to expel Berlusconi and possibly dooming its own government, or voting to keep Berlusconi in and tearing itself apart.