Sentence examples for systems were doomed from inspiring English sources
It seemed as if neighborhood libraries, like those that are part of the New York Public Library as well as the Brooklyn and Queens library systems, were doomed to become less compelling than a retail chain.
If you're not technically minded it's tough going in places, but he sprinkles amusing disquisitions on all sorts of subjects (Disneyland and the MGB sports car to name but two) in amongst the critique of Apple, Microsoft, Debian et al. Initially it was Stephenson's argument that the business of selling operating systems is doomed, which resonated with me.
He asserted that chief executives who stick to the conventional wisdom and cling to secretive proprietary business systems are doomed to fail.
Furthermore, authoritarian systems are doomed to either fall or reform; it is inevitable given what we know about human beings.
Western attempts to impose "democracy" or a "superior" value system were doomed.
He spoke of ergs, by which a man's buying power would be calculated when Technocracy took over; money and the price system were doomed.
In practice, "the antidoping system is doomed to fail".
Proposals to divide it into sectarian cantons in a federal system are doomed.
The bitter truth is that it's looking more and more as if the euro system is doomed.
After riding the miraculously comfortable trains through West Germany, she returned to East Berlin convinced that the socialist system was doomed.
Sensing early that the system was doomed, he broke with the Soviet power structure in 1987, publicly criticised Mr Gorbachev, was disgraced and fired.
