Sentence examples for support doomed from inspiring English sources

The Sun does not support doomed prime ministers.

A similar lack of support doomed the totally electric Think City car.

In fact, the private conviction of fans supporting doomed teams holds that there is something dissipating about success, and something less stimulating.

Even though Mr Raffarin is deputy leader of Alain Madelin's free-market Liberal Democracy party, he chose not to support his doomed bid for the presidency.

From a policy point of view, this is a sobering discovery because it suggests that the British political system – which can conceive only of standardised frameworks for industrial support – is doomed to impotence.

"The Guide to Navigating Through the Northern Sea Route," published in English in 1996 by the Russian Ministry of Defense, put the matter more dramatically: "Any attempt at independent, at vessel's own risk, transiting the NSR, without possessing and using full information, and without using all means of support, is doomed to failure".

Earlier, a crew had used hydraulic shears and welding torches to weaken the steel girders supporting the doomed section, and then installed temporary wedges to keep it from collapsing on them.

It cannot cope with all this positive attention and support, and is doomed to keep pushing people away and resorting to self-harming.

At worst, they say, the failure to obtain government support would doom the project.

Thomas Hampson provides sterling support as the doomed monk Athanaël, as does Michael Schade in the role of Nicias; Jesús López-Cobos conducts with passion and care.

Of all the senators who attempted Wednesday to rally support for the doomed Manchin-Toomey background check amendment, Connecticut's Democratic freshman representative, Chris Murphy, probably faced the greatest temptation to borrow the moral authority of the Newtown families.