Sentence examples for report doomed from inspiring English sources

Surely such a bunch of worthies most of them retired would simply produce yet another platitudinous report, doomed to gather dust.

But the report was doomed to misinterpretation, the report notes, after Carol Browner, the director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy, appeared on five TV morning news shows.

Scotland Yard has been accused of a "PR cover-up" as it plans to publish findings from a report into its doomed historical sex abuse inquiry, Operation Midland, on the day of the US election.

The deal had been reported to be doomed on Thursday, given opposition from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Britain's Guardian reported of the doomed peace talks/capitulation to terrorists.

But he warned that "mere newspapers", which simply reported the news, were doomed.

Year by year the stack of unreleased titles totters away, leaving us with forlorn wishlists gleaned from festival reports of must-sees doomed to remain unseen.

(As HuffPost's Amanda Terkel reports, this rhetoric has doomed many equal rights initiatives).

How a back channel developed between the conference and the N.C.A.A. as they conspired to give Arkeilpane what he wanted: a report that would doom the coach.

Liz Gibbons, Newsnight's acting editor who signed off on the doomed 2 November report, could face "disciplinary action", Mr Entwistle had indicated earlier.

In the three years since Cameron's speech, as his star has risen so has that of Policy Exchange (despite the embarrassment of Newsnight's exposé of its questionable research into radical Islam, and the recent report suggesting northern cities were doomed).