Sentence examples for thought destined from inspiring English sources

Hampton said he and Alexander were considering setting a new target for the executive pipeline of each company – the talent pool of staff thought destined for the top jobs.

There is sympathy for a man some thought destined for the presidency being brought down by an aggressive American judicial system.

These two schools of thought, destined to develop into an almost worldwide and controversial movement, were built on the empiricism of Hume, on the positivism of Comte, and on the philosophy of science of Mach.

As a result, all but three of the 158 schools she thought were destined for the federal failure list could be spared.

Coetzee, 59, was not at Guildhall in London to receive the £21,000 prize, which insiders thought was destined to go to Michael Frayn.

Not just the last two weeks, which fall into a new universe of tears, but often over my career and for fairly mundane reasons: when I was chewed out by my first editor for attributing a quotation to the wrong person; when an article I thought was destined for the front page didn't make it; when I was scooped on an article I had been researching for months.

Those who knew him well thought him destined to be a leader in whatever he undertook.

A few years ago, the dollar was considerably stronger than the Euro, a currency that most in the States thought was destined to fail.

"I can't wait around for the government to pursue a culling policy which I think is destined to fail," he said, adding that unlike culling, there was no chance of vaccination making TB in cattle worse.

Who do you think is destined for the top and the drop?

I thought I was destined to be a cougar".