Sentence examples for then we're doomed from inspiring English sources

If the past decade has taught us anything, it's that the future is going to happen, and if we don't have the belief that it can be good, backed up with active participation in making it happen, then we're doomed to more of the same.

And if we can't joke, then we're doomed.

If we do, then we are doomed to misinterpret the present.

Rob Wilson is Conservative MP for Reading East If the best we can come up with to undermine the Leveson report is nudge-nudge, wink-wink revelations about two barristers, then we are doomed.

One of things that some soldiers and some diplomats have said to me, in private, in moments of frustration, is: "If we want this more than they do, then we are doomed".

If we stand back and rest on our laurels, believing that the ACA will save us, then we are doomed.

If we do not come out with united ranks toward the mighty forces standing in our way then we are doomed before we even started" (Rav Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam), The Writings of Baal HaSulam, "The Nation," p 487).

"If the House takes a strictly partisan approach to this, well then, I guess we're doomed," Harkin said.