Sentence examples for prospect of doom from inspiring English sources

Something about Mexico's struggle, and the prospect of doom, seems to fit the general sense of fatalism often manifested here.

Discussions about burgeoning human populations and their impact on health and the environment abound in gloomy data and prospects of doom.

Loans have replaced grants for the poorest, and that's assuming that the prospect of financial doom hasn't put you off completely.

Nagata studied the grid, thinking, seemingly impervious to the prospect of impending doom.

We are looking at the tragic prospect of a lost, doomed generation.

"This will never be anything but the world's biggest, strangest non sequitur," he tells the reader about the prospect of revealing his premonition of doom to the people he loves.

Ministers seem strangely pacified by the prospect of their possible political doom.

The Israeli reprisals today appeared to doom any prospect of a cease-fire in the near future.

"Given the Community and Public Sector Union's historical resistance to prison needle and syringe programs, this requirement may doom any prospect of an Alexander Maconochie Centre prison needle exchange program trial," Stoové wrote.

Just a year away from the mid-term elections, California's growing Latino population is presenting a bigger challenge for Republicans – and could doom any prospect of a political comeback any time soon in the Golden State.

However, to ignore the culture of a community is both inappropriate and will almost certainly doom any prospect of collaboration.