Sentence examples for quickly doomed from inspiring English sources

Any casualties of obsolescence — a quickly doomed device like, say, the Kin phone from Microsoft, which was discontinued 48 days after it went on sale — would be culled sooner.

After the Expos experienced a raft of injuries to pitchers Tony Armas Jr., John Patterson and Joey Eischen; Johnson, a first baseman; and outfielder Carl Everett, they lost 20 of their first 25 games, a fragile team was quickly doomed.

East opponents (including two with Dallas), another meltdown would quickly doom their playoff chances.

NASA investigators concluded that the descent rockets on Mars Polar Lander turned off too quickly, dooming the craft to a 40-meter freefall.

The début Kid Rock album, "Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast," arrived in 1990, and quickly disappeared — doomed, perhaps, by its first single, an absurd song about cunnilingus called "Yo-da-lin in the Valley".

It was peopled by a mixture of fragile talents who faltered under pressure, and forgettable no-ranks who disappeared from the side as quickly as doomed crewmen on the USS Enterprise.

But Anglo-American relations, we quickly realise, are doomed.

As community health services are being decanted quickly from the doomed PCTs, councils are well positioned to be the new providers of integrated health and social care, both through their children's services and their adult social services.

The parade to declare the Orange's national title hopes all but doomed formed quickly, led by The Post-Standard's Bud Poliquin and quickly followed by others like Jeff Goodman of CBSSports.com.com

Comparisons were quickly made with the doomed flight MH370 that plunged into the Indian Ocean last year and has never been found.

The King of Navarre (Hoon Lee) and his three friends — Berowne (Nick Westrate), Longaville (Keith Eric Chappelle) and Dumaine (Jorge Chacon) — have taken a pledge of abstinence that's doomed to collapse quickly.