Sentence examples for therefore condemn from inspiring English sources

The ECB's target of below 2% may therefore condemn Germany to average inflation of 1% or less.

It's become a way of saying: "This has made me feel emotional in an unpleasant fashion, and I therefore condemn it".

We therefore condemn the EU' s attempts to use human rights as a pretext in order to reinforce its anti-grass roots and anti-democratic nature and intervene further to the detriment of the people.

But this solution upset the very essence of Mazdaism and was therefore condemned as heretical.

Many more people are therefore condemned to poverty in India than in China, and their prospects are deteriorating with India's economic outlook.

As the second season progresses, Smith is rocked by the discovery that his only son has an inherited genetic disorder — and is therefore condemned to be euthanized by the state.

Five years later, George, writing in the same magazine, granted that elections had become a national scandal, but rejected Parkman's conclusion "that democracy is therefore condemned, or that universal suffrage must be abandoned".

Put all the economic and social data together and blacks score just 0.69 on the study's "equality index", compared with 0.71 for Latinos, 0.98 for Asians and 1.00 for whites (see chart).Is the black community therefore condemned to disproportionate poverty and political irrelevance?

Using intellectual property to control follow-up innovation and to limit the possibilities to participate in the life sciences is therefore condemned.

You see, I am therefore condemned to never become a public servant, ever.

More than 800 million people - 13 percent of the world's population - still lack access to the food they need and are therefore condemned to short and unfulfilled lives.